Sentence examples for vistas within from inspiring English sources

Located in Nantucket Sound, the project drew opposition centred on potential negative aesthetic effects the wind farm might have on scenic vistas within range of tourist destinations and second homes along Cape Cod.

With their sliding rice paper screens, or shoji, opening up vistas within the house and framing views into the garden and beyond like three-dimensional pictures, the Japanese remain the masters of this.

The federal prosecutor's office announced that it had incinerated the entire haul of drugs from the super-lab in Buena Vista within ten days of the seizure.

Through more than 100 paintings, prints and photographs selected by the co-curators Bartholomew Bland and Laura Vookles, we experience the wonder of vast vistas brought within arm's reach.

The racing question for Sunday, which had been looming all season, was whether the world champion would have the climbing strength to get over the single ascent of Vista Chinesa within reach of the obvious mountain specialists such as the Netherlands' Anna van der Breggen, and Megan Guarnier and Mara Abbott of the United States.

At the Amazon spatial scale, observed values for neutrality and demographic stability statistics in Manaus and Boa Vista were within expectations of the neutral coalescent, but those observed in Belém and Rio Branco-Porto Velho were not.

And yet within the fragile vistas this letter opens up, there arises, I think, a sense of the sublime; there is a kind of thrill in insignificance just as it's thrilling to catch a glimpse of Timothy's mother before she disappears for ever.

In-depth discussions of potential vulnerabilities within Vista have been omitted from this article for brevities sake, but links to further reading are provided at the end to a number of documents on this area.

The name is shorthand for Exploration of Inner Space and it is composed of interlocking wooden spheres, which frame vistas and seem to enlarge the spaces within this 918-square feet structure.

The heretical vistas of Mormonism, particularly the idea of something uncreated within the human being, excited the self-described Gnostic Jew, Harold Bloom.

In more rural areas, such places are everywhere; hidden deep within the woods; on the edge of rocky vistas; along the banks of a river.