Sentence examples for sparse landscape from inspiring English sources

A sparse landscape gave way to distant snow-covered peaks and a backdrop of cobalt-blue sky.

This year's meal includes the new "Lulu in La La Land," set in what Ms. Mei describes as a sparse landscape of techno-industrial props.

You can see the independent mothers living in nondescript apartment blocks, in chock-full homes, in a sparse landscape — not easy lives, but full ones.

The book follows the story of Maggie, a girl who has just moved from the bustling city of Chicago to an old house her family inherited in the sparse landscape of Door County in North America.

By contrast, only with close and lingering study can you discern debates and doubts being voiced in the sparse landscape paintings and poetic annotations of an artist like Ni Zan (1306-74).

The tensions of being gay in straight society are insinuated in works like Grant Wood's 1930 "Arnold Comes of Age," a portrait of a pensive young man against a sparse landscape where two male nudes frolic in the distance.

The other works in his Santa Monica studio that day, another sculpture and a dozen good-size paintings now at L.A. Louver, are also lessons in isolation — sparse landscapes and astringent snowscapes, boyish figures that seem lost against the wide horizon, and animals holding their own, sometimes with no humans in sight.

His sparse landscapes, depicted in stained-glass hues of blue, white and green, often with exalted rays of light descending from the heavens, have practically religious overtones.

In fact, for sparse landscapes, the procedure does not redistribute points among classes in a global way, i.e. a shallow local minimum is likely to be found.

This relaxed, ambling track is reminiscent of the sparse western landscape where the Great Plains meet the Rocky Mountains.

Twenty-three years old, he is the upstanding citizen among the uncivilized, but, unfortunately, he is too romanticized a figure for the sparse, realistic landscape that Hagy has created.