Sentence examples for whose scenery from inspiring English sources

The show, whose scenery and gags are often quotations from the movie, is haunted by the model it seeks to adapt.

He traveled regularly to Florida, whose scenery he painted well into the early 1900's, providing a visual record of certain wild places that no longer exist.

How this painter of stark modernity could have been the master of an artist like Claude, whose scenery is forever neatly kempt, is an enigma that the exhibition book does not address.

Skagen was a summer destination whose scenery and quality of light attracted northern artists to paint en plein air, emulating the French Impressionists though members of the Skagen colony were also influenced by Realist movements such as the Barbizon school.

This is the charmingest place we have ever lived in for repose and restfulness, superb scenery whose beauty undergoes a perpetual change from one miracle to another, yet never runs short of fresh surprises and new inventions.

No amount of mental prep can make me tolerant of the too many tourists whose idea of seeing the scenery is doing so from within the cars that creep along the roads circling the Tidal Basin.

Sometimes they even populated these works with people in contemporary dress, like the family gathering seashells in William Dyce's 1858 "Pegwell Bay, Kent — A Recollection of October 5th 1858" or the boy and girl lounging on a hillside in Brown's panoramic "English Autumn Afternoon, Hampstead — Scenery in 1853," whose view of London in the distance even intimates the modern city.

The character of Billy Madison is the naïve oaf in the mold of Jill, a scenery-chewing cartoon whose unreality clashes with that of the world around him.

"They constituted what might be called a scenery of misery: people whose thoughts, experiences and actions were treated as if totally without interest.

In his 54 Below show, "I'm a Stranger Here Myself," that scenery is Weimar-era Germany, whose culture, he declares, was dominated by Jews and homosexuals, most of whom faced extermination when the Nazis rose to power.

Near the start of the pedestrian street in Garmisch, there's a little museum at Fürstenstrasse 14 dedicated to Mr. Ende, whose "Neverending Story" has links to regional scenery, like that of the Partnachklamm.