Sentence examples for shattered landscape from inspiring English sources

If there is one person most culpable for this shattered landscape, it is Bashar al-Assad.

Surveying the shattered landscape on a bus tour arranged for reporters, Mr. Hulett sounded an optimistic note.

The result of Ms. van der Velden's visit, "A Monday in Kabul," is a vibrant portrait of a place so often represented by photos of aftermath — the shattered landscape of explosions and suicide attacks.

And finally, Killing Them Softly cuts and pastes a 1974 crime novel by George Higgins (The Friends of Eddie Coyle) into the economically shattered landscape of post-collapse America.

In 1914 he enlisted in the Artists Rifless to serve in World War I. Appointed an official war artist by the British government in 1917, he created scenes of war such as The Menin Road (1919), a shattered landscape painted in a semiabstract, Cubist-influenced style.

Nash made many paintings of the shattered landscape left by trench warfare in Flanders in the first world war – many now in the collection of the Imperial War Museum – describing it as "the most frightful nightmare of a country more conceived by Dante or Poe than by nature, unspeakably, utterly indescribable".

Mr. Woods contributes dreamlike ink drawings of shattered landscapes from which new buildings will arise.

Haiti's shattered urban landscapes were about communities, street life, resourcefulness, aspirations and dynamic local exchanges.

Even in the muggy rainy season there were glowing days that made me mourn the recent fate of this lush Technicolor landscape, shattered by bullets and trampled by so many boots and fires and tank treads.

In the 1970s, German artists and film-makers returned to the charred forest of their cultural heritage to re-imagine a landscape shattered by Nazism, then muffled in felt by postwar blandness in the west and supranational Stalinism in the east.

Strip mine pits have displaced grazing cattle and shattered the western landscape's iconic imagery.