Sentences with phrase «vastness of the oceans»

Weinstein's work presents an almost immersive experience, engulfing the viewer into the contemplative vastness of the ocean.

A casual observation of the vastness of the oceans, the majesty of the mountains, or the beauty of a sunrise or sunset should cause any person to conclude, «There must be a God.»

I pitied the parents who had imagined impressing their children with the vastness of the oceans» bounty, and all the kids wanted to see was the fish that looked like the fish in the cartoon.

Given the vastness of the oceans, it may be hard to imagine that warming seas and melting glaciers could raise sea levels enough to inundate thousands of miles of coastline.

For these migratory whales, geographical barriers do not exist in the vastness of the ocean, instead some rorquals differentiated by inhabiting different ecological niches.

Researchers have found that spending time in nature increases your sense of awe (e.g. that feeling of wonder you get as a result of being overwhelmed by the beauty of a sunset or the vastness of the ocean).

He's able to do so much with the vastness of the ocean floor that offer both sweeping shots and creates a feeling of claustrophobia.

Maybe you have already climbed some of the highest peak on earth but never plunged the vastness of the ocean.

In each of these sites, revel in the vastness of the ocean and the myriad of marine life that reside in it.

As a primer for your eco-adventure, Mal Pais is one of the few places on Earth that offers a fine balance between mountainous forest and the vastness of the ocean.

We have managed to gain control over the vastness of the ocean, travelled to the Moon and harnessed the power of electricity?

Critic Stefanie Waldek writes that, while the water depicted in each work «energetically danced in dazzling light, there was a subtle sense of isolation and uncertainty throughout — the sensation one has when experiencing the vastness of the ocean and the mystery of that lies in the deep.

The vastness of the ocean depths hides all manner of mysterious things — alive and otherwise.

He later comments on the vastness of the oceans, and their extremely slow reaction to any changes in climate as a result of such vastness.

Plus, there were still the old doubts with respect to the original work of Arrhenius: surely the vastness of the oceans would manage to absorb most of that extra gas.