unpeopled การใช้

• The sense that those hills are unpeopled is equally wrong.
• He began etching serene, mostly unpeopled landscape scenes.
• When their opposition proved fruitless, they left their homes, leaving Branford almost unpeopled.
• It has been pointed out that her spare, unpeopled shots of Mexican architecture anticipate Minimalism.
• Otto Dix retreated to the countryside to paint unpeopled landscapes in a meticulous style that would not provoke the authorities.
• Through ingenious use of paint and light, these seemed to change from day to night, from unpeopled to crowded.
• Six pirates and six women came from our world to the unpeopled land of Telmar and founded the race of the Telmarines.
• With the neighboring Mokelumne Wilderness to the immediate north, here is a giant swath of land that comprises a rare unpeopled paradise.
• His images of unpeopled landscapes have remained firmly in second place, but it will be interesting to see if this ranking holds.
• Pieter Jansz Saenredam, whose father Jan Saenredam engraved sensuous nude Mannerist goddesses, painted unpeopled views of now whitewashed Gothic city churches.
• These accurate and objective paintings, unpeopled but resonant with history, create a sense of melancholy around the city's decline.
• The Spanish called the region despoblado, or unpeopled, and the increasingly inverse proportion of people to land begins west of Del Rio.
• Hot, dry, spectacularly unpeopled, it reminds my friend Aurelio of New Mexico where she was whelped, forever engraved on her soul.
• The opponents : The Water Department, the Native Plant Society and the Audubon Society ( which wants an unpeopled area to remain that way ).
• Reagan National, operating at only one-quarter capacity, is a tomb : Vast halls filled with nothing but empty seats, unpeopled restaurants.
• But if you fancy yourself the urban pioneer, or are actually intent on seeing art, you will enjoy tramping up and down these otherwise unpeopled streets.
• Argentina has even sent pregnant women across the tempestuous Drake Passage to give birth on the unpeopled continent : Those children are the first Antarctic " citizens ."
• About this time ( 1819 ), Tharad being much harassed and almost unpeopled by the raids of Khosas and other desert plunderers, the chief Harbhamji approached the British.
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  meiro / Tokyo Labyrinth " ( 1999 ) presents portraits of unpeopled spaces in Tokyo ( and occasionally the adjacent town of standard lens on 120 film.
• It was this experience that is part of the process of the drawing of imaginative connections between Guyana and Canada, both with large " unpeopled " hinterlands and surviving native peoples.