Sentence examples for sumptuous nature from inspiring English sources

I'll also never forget the Oberoi Amarvilas, which overlooks the Taj Mahal – just the sumptuous nature of the architecture, the bedding and the view.

Jack Seale 6pm, Nat Geo Wild A double bill of sumptuous nature programming looking at how animals develop and survive as they face threats from environmental changes.

Watching icebergs online (or even at an Imax theater, or in sumptuous nature films) is fascinating fun and can be stirring and thought-provoking, but the experience is wildly different.

Henry Moore Institute, Leeds, until 8 March Rachel Ruysch – Flowers in a Vase (c 1685) What a sumptuous delineation of nature by this 17th-century woman who broke into a male-dominated art world.

Distance 6 miles (9.7km) Classification Moderate Duration 3 hours Begins Bosherston car park OS grid reference SR966948 Walk in a nutshell A loop around the sumptuous Stackpole national nature reserve in the Pembrokeshire coast national park.

Sumptuous illustrations showcase the exceptional nature of the Hermitage's British silver, most evident in four monumental wine coolers that are among the best known pieces of British silver anywhere in the world.

With its first shot, a searching view of wispy clouds and vapor trails in a deep-blue sky, "Every Man for Himself" announces one of the principal motifs of Godard's later films: some of the most sumptuous and awestruck images of nature ever put on film.

"Game of Thrones," HBO: In this sumptuous, well-constructed meditation on the nature of -- ah, the hell with it, Brienne fought a bear!

Spanish auteur Pedro Almodóvar's latest, his most moving and entrancing work since 2006's Volver, is a sumptuous and heartbreaking study of the viral nature of guilt, the mystery of memory and the often unendurable power of love.

Hayward-Harari suggest colours sumptuous as a Goncharova, and convey Pasternak's fascination for nature fused with mechanised modernity.

The series, shot in sumptuous yet ethereal black-and-white by Turkish photographer Emel Karakozak, is an exploration of femininity, mother nature, reproduction, and regeneration.