Sentence examples for wilderness about from inspiring English sources

The entire park is a stunning ocean wilderness about which very little is known.

A day after torrential rains, I guided the Volvo through wilderness about two hours north of New York City.

"Most of the voices that are shouting in the wilderness about these dams are still very little heard outside of academic circles," Mr. Osborne said.

"Most of the voices that are shouting in the wilderness about these dams are still very little heard outside of academic circles," Mr. Osbourne said.

As its name implies, Old Inlet, which is in the Fire Island High Dune Wilderness about a mile and half west of Smith Point, has provided a channel to the sea in the past.

John the Baptist Preaching in the Wilderness" (about 1625-30), by the Dutch painter Abraham Bloemaert, that depicts a motley crowd of rurals and some knights listening as the seated, half-naked disciple holds forth under a tree.

The settlement was accordingly named Savannah; the piny wilderness round about became Georgia, in honor of King George II, who wished to create a buffer‐zone between Englishspeaking Carolina and Spanish‐speaking Florida.

After finishing his postdoc in 2012, he says, he was "in the wilderness" for about a year as he figured out what to do.

Into the wild by Rachel Bernstein, 10 March 2015 After finding out that his early successes wouldn't land him the tenure-track position he desired, Ethan Perlstein felt like he was "in the wilderness" for about a year before he reinvented himself, first as an independent scientist and then as a biotech startup founder.

Vice: How did Desolation Wilderness come about?

Though rarely discussed in that way, the protection of wilderness is about choice – about what we want to preserve in our spotty record as stewards of the earth.