A skirt of woodland suffused with the pungent perfume of flowering hawthorn and rowan gives way to a huge sweep of bluebells on the open hillside, incandescent as flaming brandy.
In a speech designed to show the era of austerity will close, and suffused with Cameron's brand of patriotism, he said: "With the Conservatives if you work hard and do the right thing we say you should keep more of your own money to spend as you choose".
In fact, Noi Sawaragi, a prominent art critic, says they may be hinting at a new direction in Japanese contemporary art.Radiation and nuclear annihilation have suffused Japan's subculture since the film "Gojira" (the Japanese Godzilla) in 1954.
Their home together is suffused by memories of her abusive father, her apparently senile mother and decades of accumulated hurt, guilt and denial.
The hotel room is suffused with an uncertain, half-joking paranoia; early on, when Mr Snowden puts a blanket over his head (to thwart the possible remote activation of his laptop's webcam), it provokes a mix of nervous laughter and derision.
His early works were intensely personal fantasies involving unhappy, virtually disembodied men and suffused with references to Western music and literature.
Not quite Little becomes even less New democracy, old men The old chief and the new one ReprintsArab action and Israeli reaction alike were suffused with bluster.
Coleridge believed (if such a searching and puzzling mind can ever be summed up), that all creation, especially man himself, was suffused with God, and that imagination was a function of the divine power, a recovered memory of a higher state.
The government has seen the recovery efforts here as a chance to show its care for an ethnic minority suffused with misgivings about Chinese rule.
Buck's fiction, exemplified by her bestselling 1930s trilogy, "The Good Earth", was suffused with sympathy for the underdogs of an impoverished China.
An autobiography suffused with love for his homeland says otherwise.
