Sentence examples for remarkable landscape from inspiring English sources

In fact, a remarkable landscape metamorphosis usually begins with the first rains of November.

That year, he painted a still life of roses in a vase that could pass for the work of a minor artist active in the 1880s, but also a remarkable landscape that falls outside any trend at the time.

Later, as we barreled past the limits of Ha Giang city into the area's remarkable landscape, Mr. Anh, a garrulous man in his late 30s who had studied in England and lived in Hanoi before returning to his native Ha Giang, recounted how his parents would spend days during their youth walking the winding route to Dong Van before there were paved roads.

Known as a summer and winter sports paradise of pines, peaks and glimmering lakes, Switzerland offers many more ways for visitors to pit themselves against its remarkable landscape than on a ski piste.

For the LCMF (number 1 in Fig. 1), although this fault system has remarkable landscape feature based on studies of aerial photographs, the evidence of separation in strata is absence in the field (Sun 1971).

Applying this method in human cells reveals a remarkable landscape of RNA-RNA interactions involving all major classes of ncRNA and mRNA.

By contrast, Impressionism fared poorly, although represented by a few remarkable landscapes.

We have irreparably damaged remarkable landscapes, and pushed scores of species towards or over the brink of extinction.

What was on offer to Darwin in Chile was one of the most remarkable landscapes in the world.

The Hadramaut Valley is one of the most exciting and unvisited regions on earth, with remarkable landscapes: arid desert, 1,000m cliffs dropping down to palm-fringed villages, and flash-flood valleys.

And here's her workshop: Her work immediately brought to mind the ceramics of Joan Lederman, an artist in Woods Hole, Mass., who creates glazes from seafloor sediments retrieved by oceanographers roaming the world from the nearby Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution: When the Apple pioneer Bill Atkinson turned to photography, he created remarkable "landscapes" by cleaving minerals.