Perhaps there is not much to say about what he does think, or like, or admire; but you can suggest whole vistas of his taste and philosophy by talking a great deal about what he does not think, or like, or admire.
Flooding with sheeny light the gray beach sand, The sibilant near sea with vistas far and foam, And tawny streaks and shades and spreading blue; O sun of noon refulgent!
The dazzling vistas opened up to Alexander's gaze at Tilsit were thus shrouded by a sordid and distasteful bargain, which he hotly repelled.
It is surprising into how many enchanting vistas the whole arrangement resolves itself.
The vistas from the three courts towards the bay are the pièces de résistance of the whole thing.
The possibilities that open before the mind are as glorious vistas stretching in all directions, so that our seventh round should indeed be a veritable golden age.
The plan of each floor should be carefully studied to get the vistas in all directions so that harmony may reign and there will be no danger of a clashing color discord when a door is opened.
They cannot give the large vistas and appropriate background in color and proportion which are necessary.
Vistas from one room to another should be alluring and charming; there should be no violent and clashing contrasts of color or styles of furniture or sudden change in the scale of furnishings.
He walked for an hour before breakfast, through woods all blurred with buds, down vistasbrushed with faint color.
Strang had flung open his living-rooms to vistas of tree branches splashing against the morning blue.
From vistas deep Of space, thou hurriedly dost sweep, Self-shining, with thy trail athwart the skies, To greet the golden sun.
Bold headlands here and there lower their stubborn crests for a few yards to give the flying train instantaneous vistas of wet sand gleaming far below, like blades of golden sickles edged with silver filigree.
Travellers stand amazed among the forest of columns, which open out in apparently endless vistas on all sides.
It was a country of wild, park-like vistas between small pines, with a floor of granite and shale.
It rather opened to him new vistas of spiritual perplexity than offered to him any solution.
It opened out into wider and more beautiful vistas the further he penetrated into it.
The senses, the powers of the soul, and all outward resources are so many vistasopening upon Divinity, so many ways of tasting and adoring God.
We know that this, alas, cannot be, and that in real life our peccadilloes dwindle into dreary vistas of divorce cases and the police-court, and that crime has lost its splendour.
He was thinking how very different she was from what he had at first supposed, and how this gradual opening of his eyes to hitherto unsuspected vistas of her character had not changed for one moment the fact of his love for her.
She led the way through a near-by door into the vistas of greenness beyond.
In the first place, the belief in a future life, which is common to almost all religions, at once opens endless vistas of possibility before us.
The extreme South, which alone was concerned in this, saw gigantic vistas opening before it on which it fastened with ecstasy.
With the one saying: "What ye would that men should do unto you, do ye also to them," the Gospel has opened before us infinite vistas of moral development.
Both are working at full power and under free rein at the exploration of brand-new vistas of thought--vistas and expanses which neither of us has ever previously .
Among the first things to strike his attention had been the great fleets of advertisement balloons and kites that receded in irregular vistas northward and southward along the lines of the aeroplane journeys.
They receded in illimitable vistas in every direction.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vistas" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
