Sentence examples for wrecked landscape from inspiring English sources

They've been slogging their way across an equally dusty and wrecked landscape in the aftermath of an ambiguous environmental catastrophe.

His digitally created beasts, and the exotically wrecked landscape they inhabit, seem to have been created from a kind of social-realist grime.

Cauleen Smith's "Fullness of Time," a commissioned companion piece to last year's outdoor production of "Waiting for Godot" by the artist Paul Chan and the Classical Theater of Harlem, experiments with science fiction, an apt corollary for the alienness of the wrecked landscape.

From wrecked landscapes peppered with poisoned pools to armies of super-mutants, the pickings are rich.

They admit that logging in private forests, too, often wrecked the landscape.

"We went in with the view that they were helpless in the face of climate change and they wrecked the landscape," Simpson says.

But more disturbing than this, the documentary contends, is the psychological and spiritual danger that many progressives believe is wrought by missionaries, who swipe from indigenous people their happy, peaceful ways and stick them instead with the greed, selfishness, jealousy and wrecked natural landscapes known to be the key features of global industrial capitalism.

The idea that millennials are capriciously wrecking the landscape of American consumption grants quite a bit of power to a group that is still on the younger side.

He and an adjoining property owner, whose yard was also wrecked, hired a landscape contractor to repair their yards.

Idealistic Jay Mize, who has won prizes for his compost, sinks everything into an experimental organic farm which fails within a year, during which his wife and son return to town, leaving him alone in a flood-wrecked landscape.

Four very different colleagues reach retirement in Pym's bleak novel, and find themselves wrecked in a new landscape of social workers and tinned food.