Sentences with word «desolate»

The Cinema Travelers is a documentary made by directors Shirley Abraham and Amit Madheshiya and it profiles a traveling cinema in India, which shows up in desolate places of the country with very basic projection rigs to show classic films to swarms of people.

Cooper and his director of photography Masanobu Takayanagi (who also worked on the filmmaker's last two movies) paint a visually striking but harsh and brutal portrait of the scenery here, placing an emphasis on long shots of desolate landscapes and closeups of human anguish in order to create the film's dismal mood.

The strength of the work revolves around symbolism and the rich narrative set on desolate rural landscapes inspired by Kowch's home state of Michigan.

The word conjures up images of desolate wastelands, dust, and dogged survival.

With a free - to - play model, Dauntless puts players in the role of a Slayer, stuck on a shattered and desolate world as they battle enormous Behemoths in order to survive.

Scientists commonly describe the place as punishing, unforgiving, the most desolate place on the planet.

If we drive our fellow species to extinction, we will leave a far more desolate planet for our descendants than the world we inherited from our elders.

Idris Elba's Gunslinger and Matthew McConaughey's baddie face off in desolate desert and streets of New York in Stephen King adaptation

Collect various types of Mononoke and select your team members depending on each challenge such as cleaning the polluted air or growing grass on desolated land.

THE HOPE FACTORY: Rambling portrait of girl seeking to leave desolate town feels overly familiar, with increasingly petulant lead.

Finding such a detailed archive in a place as desolate as the Sahara was quite unexpected.

Her work centers on our relationship with water, contrasting some of the most desolate deserts in the American West to iconic surf beaches around the world.

But that's because American buyers aren't likely to use the Armada the way it's intended in desolate areas with difficult non-paved roads.

The flashback picks up at that point in the novel when Crusoe is shipwrecked on a tiny desolate island in the company of a dog and two cats.

Use the power of rain, quake, lightning, and wind to protect your herds as they make their way through desolate landscapes and confront the dark spirits of the past.

The trail — with its gnarled mud path, desolate beach of white sand and green cathedral - like cliffs — was one of the most romantic memories of my youthful travels.

The improvements in technology have only served to increase players» thirsts for the expansive and desolate environments of 19th century Western America, a period notorious for its brutality and criminal activity, but nevertheless thought of romantically.

Costa Calma is a young village, that stretches from desolate cliffs in the north, to the sprawled out dunes of the southern peninsula.

He has visited the seminomadic Zo'e tribe in the heart of the Brazilian rain forest and weathered desolate stretches of the Sahara.

Atomic bombs, now stockpiled in abundance by the major contending powers, can desolate cities within a few moments and blanket the earth with radioactive dust which would make it completely uninhabitable.

If you have teen drivers or are often on desolate roads, OnStar is a great idea and well worth the price.

Dabs of color coalesce into desolate landscapes with seemingly gigantic characters towering overhead.

The South Pole may be the most desolate region on Earth.

Though rife with implausibilities, «Transpecos» is fortified by strong acting and a location whose desolate beauty is a gift to Jeffrey Waldron's serene camera.

It was just four days in a city where I'd lived for two years, but I felt desolate at the thought of doing it alone.

Stephanie Buer's work is inspired by an untiring search for the spectral half lives of desolate spaces.

The earth will be made desolate (v. 9).

Christian Frei's documentary War Photographer follows acclaimed photojournalist James Nachtwey as he finds stories in some of the most desolate locations on the planet.

The subsequent search carries them through a virtual nuclear winter of blighted woodland, abandoned buildings and desolate country roads that may well lead to hell.

Despite effortlessly weaving together gameplay and story so that there is never a dull moment in its lengthy campaign, NieR: Automata still has the tact to give enough breathing room for the player to fully appreciate the beautifully desolate ruins of Earth.

Mark and Matthew begin by referring to the «desolating sacrilege» (KJV «abomination of desolation») which will be «set up where it ought not to be» (Mark), «standing in the holy place» (Matthew).

Ever since Brown first moved her studio to Bushwick in 2006, she's been using the neighborhood's abandoned buildings and desolate streets as inspiration.

An opening cinematic shows the region in dystopic state, as series mainstay IF rides her motorcycle across desolate lands like some kind of moe Mad Max.

One must admit that the idea goes back to the words of Jesus himself, who taught that the owner of the vineyard would «give the vineyard to others» who received his son (Luke 20:16), and that Jerusalem's «house» would be left desolate (Luke 13:35).

Protagonist Big Boss moved smoothly at 38 frames per second (above the Tom's Guide 30 fps threshold), making his way toward a seemingly desolate village.

This is a pretty film — director Joseph Kosinski crafts a beautifully desolate future, and Melissa Leo gives a stirringly odd performance as a planet - killing artificial intelligence.

We are the music - makers, And we are the dreamers of dreams, Wandering by lone sea - breakers, And sitting by desolate streams; World - losers and world - forsakers, On whom the pale moon gleams: Yet we are the movers and shakers Of the world for ever, it seems.

The book should be a guide to avoiding wedging your arm between stones in desolate wilderness.

Developed in collaboration with PlatinumGames Inc., NieR: Automata delivers the perfect mix of action and RPG gameplay in a beautifully desolate open world.

When the eclipsed sun rose over desolate Western Australia on May 10, 2013, Fabrizio Melandri of Italy was there to witness the unusual spectacle.

The son of surrealist artist Roberto Matta and a graduate of the Cornell School of Architecture, Matta - Clark took a guerrilla approach to both his work and his environs, perhaps best exemplified by Window Blowout (1976), a series of photos of desolate housing projects included in an exhibit at the Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies in midtown.

Nowadays, the average mall is a pretty desolate place filled with just a few lethargic customers, but a really good shopping center can still knock»em dead.

His work features imagery of everyday and consumer objects, such as paper clips, light bulbs, and champagne flutes, found in desolate urban settings as a reference to his upbringing, but also to broader universal ideas including desire, luxury, and the influx of consumerism into South African society.

After witnessing evil incarnate obliterate his older brother's secluded slice of life, it falls on Tethu and the plucky water spirit, Esna, to establish their own safe haven and drive back the looming Chaos plaguing the once prosperous, now desolate desert.

They think they're so special, what with their cute little walk and funny bobbing head and annual death - defying journey across the pitiless frozen deserts of Antarctica, during which they abandon the safety of the ocean to journey to their traditional breeding grounds in the middle of a region so desolate, so bleak and perilous, it supports no other form of life.

The town looks desolate but I got my picture with «Welcome to Gouda».