Sentence examples for uncultivated place from inspiring English sources

Alsop, on the other hand, suggests: 'Our work as architects currently poised to be able to give the world extraordinary objects of design is under threat by people who see the world as a dull and uncultivated place of day-to day tedium and boredom.

At each site we measured the diversity of herbaceous plants in 10 1-m2 plots placed in uncultivated areas over two summers (2016 2017).

To my uncultivated palate it seemed a bit sharp, but our "experts," Nixon and Kissinger, proclaimed it outstanding.

These take hold in the shadow of tree stumps, on drought-ravaged lawns, in every uncultivated and unpromising space.

Gay musters evidence to demonstrate that Dickens was so prejudiced by his own lawsuit that his depiction of the Court of Chancery in Bleak House ignored reforms already in place; that Flaubert's characterization of the bourgeoisie as uncultivated was unfounded; and that Thomas Mann's Buddenbrook family, though true to type in some ways, was the product of authorial ambivalence and guilt.

With property so precious here, no square meter can remain uncultivated.

They are wild and uncultivated.

Some uncultivated people loved it.

Uncultivated land was to be redistributed among landless peasants.

But, in general, the uncultivated land was a conservation godsend.

(One favored resource is the uncultivated parts of organic farms).