Sentence examples for remarkably picturesque from inspiring English sources
It is a remarkably picturesque place, with sun-washed fields and farmland gently sloping down to the river.
Britten had it both ways: The work is scored for guitar, but it is a set of remarkably picturesque variations on Dowland's "Come, Heavy Sleep".
The sides of the frontispiece are decorated with two figures painted by Gainsborough, which are remarkably picturesque and beautiful; the heavy columns which gave the house so gloomy an aspect that it rather resembled a large mausoleum or a place for funeral dirges, than a theatre, are removed.
Miss Rogers and Mr. Morgan are pretty dreary throughout the film.However, their fellow jurors are a remarkably entertaining lot, picturesque in theatrical fashion, and the minor salvation of the show.
What's more, the very pattern of industrial expansion at this time lent itself remarkably well to a picturesque aesthetic.
As the cartoonist commented, "He is a remarkably quiet-looking person, but wonderfully picturesque: he wore a white sort of cloak lined with red, and having a green velvet collar; it had plenty of bullet holes in it".
But remarkably his impact is still being felt today among the picturesque palm trees of BVI.
"The fire-carts," says John Rudd, 75, of Dufton who lives in the picturesque village of Dufton nestling in the Eden Valley three miles from Appleby and beneath High Cup Nick, "were remarkably successful: two cart wheels carried hoses wrapped round spools that could be trundled to the nearest fire hydrant by horse- or man-power".
