Sentence examples for tangled trees from inspiring English sources

Mr. De Keyser's mature images often seemed to be based on something real, including the flat fields, tangled trees and riverbanks around Deinze, but they also maintained a mysterious ambiguity, refusing to be anything more than painted motifs.

notions of tangled trees.

Overgrown grass, tangled trees and roaming chickens added to the sense of wildness.

Never passed through "tangled trees," in order to describe, "the other side of water?" Does it delight or infuriate you to know that its author, while physically incapable of imagination, can easily fake it?

The action is played against a curved wall of tangled trees and gray skies.

At the entrance of the auditorium, you expect to see a great forest background with dark tangled trees and twisted paths.

"We see the world": this simple statement becomes (Merleau-Ponty has also noted this) a tangled tree of meanings.

Securing our boats at the bank, we walk up into the hot, humid, forest-covered hills, a steep path leading over wet rocks and tangled tree roots.

Deep in this hidden path, he admires tangled tree roots "like mating snakes", and wonders if his glossaries still lack a term for them.

Holman would have done better to stay with what she does best — those woods, the glorious ambiguity of Cora and her nocturnal jaunts, those tangled tree roots and parched creek beds where the novel springs so magnificently to life.

In one, tangled juniper trees and a volcanic mountain are mirrored onto two tall stands of a spiky plant called Parry's Nolina.