Sentence examples for reflections of water from inspiring English sources
Lastly, a veiled figure moves away from the camera, enveloped in a shimmer that could be heat-haze on a road, or the reflections of water underfoot.
High above the land, we could see the brilliant reflections of water tucked away amid the forests, and patches of snow and ice on peaks, but the last stretches of ridge were too much to climb.
In partnership with Roy-Fisher Associates, Mr. Kurisu captured the essence of a Japanese garden -- with its ever-changing reflections of water and sky, traditionally constructed bridges and gates, sound of water splashing on rocks -- and tropical species that appear absolutely at home in a Japanese garden setting.
With the reflections of water, contemporary architecture and sea at different times of the day, the sculptures emphasize the passage of time and continuously redefine themselves new.
The water within drives the world's winds, it temporarily becomes clouds or ice sheets at various locations, and it connects the poles via languorous deep-sea currents - processes that are all reflections of water's singular role in absorbing and moving the Sun's energy around our planet.
The reflections of water are utterly abstract, but the eye can still detect a rhythm and fabric of realism that can't be violated without unhinging the entire illusion.
The buildings take on a physical presence because of Vermeer's suggestive manner of juxtaposing small dots of unmodulated colours with touches of the brush; he used a similar technique to suggest the reflection of water on the sides of the boats.
The Air Kukini ($89.99) by Nike, a laceless running sneaker that made its debut in April, is made of a stretchy blue Lycra that conforms itself to the shape of the foot and resembles the reflection of water in a swimming pool.
One of the most beautiful and magical elements in the art of water is light, which passes through and creates the reflection of water.
On the ceiling was a bright patch of overlapping circles, the reflection of water somewhere outside.
Suddenly its astonishing detail (the reflection of water in a horse's eye, botanically identifiable plants) is crystal clear.
