Sentence examples for sky full of clouds from inspiring English sources

Qualms vanish like a sky full of clouds, blown out to sea.

Not to brag, but right now I'm sitting on a porch in Santa Fe (1), overlooking a desert valley with a sky full of clouds.

But what's remarkable is not so much the exactitude of observation as the way Constable's painted shapes materialise on the canvas without resolving into patterns or fixed forms: just like a sky full of clouds.

Photographers like the Frenchman Gustave Le Gray (who at midcentury pulled off the feat of capturing a wave in motion and photographing the sea with a sky full of clouds) were as fascinated by the ocean as were painters like Courbet, Turner and Monet.

Egbert van der Poel's painting A View of Delft After the Explosion of 1654 depicts a city laid to waste under a sky full of cloud and smoke.

That night there is a full moon and a sky full of scudding clouds when I walk back to my cottage.

Last night, a sky full of threatening clouds didn't stop thirty people from gathering in Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn, for this season's second Park-Lit reading, curated by the journal A Public Space.

Looking out of windows and doorways, he would paint what he saw: the road, old barns and houses, vegetation and flowers, the play of the wind, a sky full of scudding clouds.

By Rollo Romig August 12, 2008 Last night, a sky full of threatening clouds didn't stop thirty people from gathering in Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn, for this season's second Park-Lit reading, curated by the journal A Public Space.

We are in a sky full of dark, rushing clouds; then in the middle of a forest during a snowstorm; and then inside a hut glowing with firelight.

I despise all living painters, except Monet and Renoir, and I want to succeed through work"; "Art is harmony parallel to nature – what can those imbeciles be thinking who say that the artist always falls short of nature?" Cézanne always preferred to paint outside en plein air: "Today, with the sky full of overhanging grey clouds, I see things in an even darker light".