Sentence examples for violent landscape from inspiring English sources

So is the way that the detail of his descriptions brings to life the city's desolate and violent landscape.

For "Herd of Bulls," presented last year by LeeSaar the Company, Mr. Harari and Ms. Sher abstracted the physical language of a soldier in a violent landscape.

This ecstatic panorama of furious visions and revolutionary dreams in the vast, violent landscape of rural Brazil, made in 1963 by the twenty-four-year-old director Glauber Rocha, is one of the founding works of the modern Brazilian cinema.

"Here am I in a peaceful time in a cabinet-making shop, when Richard died amidst this incredibly violent landscape.

Some girls have to navigate violent landscapes each day.

Ghosts might lurk around areas of contested ground such as Northern Ireland, the artist's home country, but this allegorical work also reaches beyond to consider more universal stories of haunted, violent landscapes.

And as the President watched a capoeira performance and played soccer with neighborhood kids in City of God, he looked out over one of the hemisphere's most poverty-stricken and violent landscapes and called for inclusion.

James takes her under his wing and shepherds her around a violent anarchic landscape like a guardian angel.

In late sonatas of Beethoven and Schubert, she summons a fractured, even violent emotional landscape without committing anything like an excessive gesture.

Most of the fairy tales that have become fixtures of modern popular culture — including those, like "Snow White," published by the Brothers Grimm in the early 19th century — emerged from the dark, violent folk landscape of early modern Europe.

The premise is grim, but Mr. Salles, whose two previous films, "Central Station" and "Midnight," were set in the violent, impoverished landscape of contemporary urban Brazil, has a way of infusing the most terrible stories with an honest, openhearted romanticism.