Sentence examples for superb architecture from inspiring English sources
This is superb architecture: clean, compact and perfectly calibrated.
Despite its superb architecture, intact traditional culture, stunning vistas and passable tourist infrastructure, Yemen sees only a trickle of visitors, mostly from Europe.
Little known to tourists, the inns offer easy access to the best of England -- beautiful vistas, superb architecture, colorful and vibrant traditions, fascinating literary and historical associations and, most remarkably, absolute serenity.
Rooms and more expensive royal suites are nothing less than fantasies, with precious artifacts from the maharajah's collection here and there, filigreed-marble screens looking out on lotus pools and fountains, a masterwork of serenity and superb architecture.
Here is a simple sketch willed, by immense skill and honed artistry, into superb new architecture.
It's in the Gard département, 25 miles west of Avignon near the majestic Pont du Gard — an aqueduct bridge built in A.D. 60 by the Romans to supply water to Nimes — and has some superb Renaissance architecture.
Schinkel's superb neoclassic architecture has a certain serene iciness, and, as central Berlin fills in with reconstructions and new structures, one thinks of the megalomaniacal architectural dreams that Albert Speer and his Führer projected for the capital of the Thousand-Year Reich.
This must-visit destination is Wootton Bassett, a town somewhere between Bath and Oxford in England, where the locals' love of superb postmodernist architecture is surpassed only by their love of sick and dead animals.
The noted high sensitivity of the sensor is associated with the synergy of superb surface architectures and favourable interaction facilitating the electron transfer kinetics for the electro-catalytic oxidation of AT.
Both are superb narratives, their architecture carefully determined not by the whim of the writer but by what will best etch the subject for the reader.
And the beauty of Patzcuaro, aside from its relaxed, friendly people, superb 16th-century architecture and fresh mountain air, is the price and convenience of visiting.
