Sentence examples for what a landscape from inspiring English sources

What a landscape: although the Highlands hardly register in international height  comparisons, the peaks soar into grandeur.

The destruction of the twin towers altered the concept of what a landscape is and what holds it together.

(This year's men's final, won by Marin Čilić in straight, uneventful sets over Kei Nishikori, gave tennis fans a glimpse at what a landscape without Federer and Nadal might look like).

You can check out what a landscape architect's studio looks like, or a custom furniture maker's, or a screen-printer's, jewelry maker's, graphic designer's, ceramic maker's, or even an experimental audio electronics person's.

Not only does the book reflect a conceptual model of what a therapeutic landscape might be, but it also uses this landscape symbolically as an allegory for spiritual progress and redemption, and for medical and social advance.

What a changing landscape we've got on our hands, with young Grigor Dmitrov giving him quite the scare in today's other quarter-final.

If you venture into the woods and bend close enough to a rock and its clinging lichen to see nothing else, you do not exclaim, "What a lovely landscape!" But what else can you call a picture of a rock, a hummock, a few leaves hung out before a blank sky as if to dry?

Some go even further back in their thinking of what a natural landscape would be like to a time when there were few or no modern humans in northern Europe, to when there were straight-tusked elephants, hyenas and lions roaming what is now our countryside.

So that's what a fictional landscape can look like for me.

She and landscape designer Fletcher Steele restored the building, furnished it with 18th century pieces, and designed gardens to Steele's vision of what a colonial landscape might have been.

Many implicate what M. Paul Friedberg, a landscape architect and pioneering playground designer in the 1960's, calls "safety fundamentalism" and what others say is a tendency of affluent two-career parents to try to "childproof the world".