Sentences with phrase «vast vista»

The metro tunnels look amazing, but it's when you clamber out onto the surface where the game really gets to flex its metaphorical muscles with environments that are both a bleak look at a ruined world and at the same time breathtakingly beautiful with vast vistas of destroyed cities.

Ai juxtaposes vast vistas — on the ocean, in the desert — with the camps and border barriers.

Explore vast vistas through the six worlds of Norse myth, command troops in tactical combat, and define your champion through the choices they make.

It makes me sick, because I'm old enough to remember vast vistas full of salmon bearing rivers and magnificent old groves.

More and more shopping malls, big - box stores and housing developments block the vast vistas and mountain views.

Also graphically this is very strong, vast vistas and great character models and animation.

For travellers looking to explore a more remote corner of North America at a faster (and active) pace, this eight - day journey through Alaska's vast vistas is just the ticket.

It is a larger holiday unit with multiple balconies and amazing wrap around views from Arcadia to Nelly Bay and across a vast vista of ocean back to the mainland.

For travellers looking to explore a more remote corner of North America at a faster (and active) pace, this eight - day journey through Alaska's vast vistas is... Read More

It's quite surprising how much they've managed to squeeze out of the Xbox 360 in the creation of Crysis 2, from its vast vista's, crumbling New York ruins, beautiful guns and all - together real looking world.

It's interesting to note that, according to the development team, Aloy emerged from the earliest concepts of the game, a figure standing in the foreground of concept art, looking out over the vast vistas of this post post-apocalyptic vision of earth.

For example, in the hands of Cy Twombly, Monet's vast vistas and soft colors took on a more energetic, pure and much more [literally] poetic form.

In one picture, Landscape with a Boat, 1996, a tiny figure at the margin punts a little boat facing a vast vista of black dots.

Americans have always been held in awe by the forces of the natural world: from the panoramas of the Hudson River school, to the vast vistas of Moran or Bierstadt, to the Earth works of Robert Smithson and Michael Heizer, we idealize nature.