Sentence examples for uncultivated with from inspiring English sources
"The whole is a sweet Spot of Earth, not a Span hardly uncultivated with Sugar-Canes; all sides bend with an easy declivity to the Sea, and is ever green," was how one visitor described the island in the 1730s.
The Tiergarten is still the park at the heart of Berlin, still delightfully mysterious, uncultivated with dark nooks and glades.
The landscape of the Valnerina – which means valley of the River Nera – is wild and uncultivated, with narrow and winding valleys and jagged mountains.
The vast majority of microorganisms are uncultivated with current culturing methods which has extremely limited our ability to understand the biological diversity of the microbiome [95].
When the countryside opened up again, we found ourselves driving past uncultivated fields, thick with wild purple lupines and crisscrossed with undulating creeks.
It's an unadorned and uncultivated Earthscape, strewn with sharp rocks and hulking boulders and reminiscent, above all, of the craggy settings of Anthony Mann's classic Westerns of the nineteen-fifties (such as "The Man from Laramie" and "Man of the West").
Frémont painted his intrepid guide as a latter-day Leatherstocking, a Hawkeye who drew "from association with uncultivated nature, not the rudeness and sensualism of the savage, but genuine simplicity and truthfulness of disposition, and generosity, bravery, and single heartedness to a degree rarely found in society".
Agroforestry and sugarcane systems were characterized by very labile C compared with uncultivated soils and the soils under rice wheat and maize wheat systems.
The two irrigated perimeters of Ouarizane and Djediouia, the non saline soils of Benziane valley, and the Gaa which contain uncultivated saline soils with halophytic vegetation.
Landscape complexity resulting from networks of uncultivated corridors associated with fencerows may play a key role in sustaining biodiversity across scales, and may further influence diversity in adjacent, cultivated fields.
These burgeoning wine regions housed young vinters experimenting with uncultivated soils and nontraditional vines.
