unpeopled in a sentence

Examples

1. Even in Anchorage, residents said, moose often wander into backyards, salmon cram the streams and residents never forget that it is only a few minutes from downtown to great stretches of unpeopled territory.
2. Alaska has been much tamed in recent decades, but the mighty Copper River and its main tributaries and branches _ the Chitina, the Tazlina, the Bremner _ are still remote, unpeopled and wholly wild.
3. And he looked to America for a Romantic ideal come true : mountains higher, rivers swifter and valleys deeper than anything in Europe, astonishing stretches of unpeopled space, a possibility for the world to start afresh.
4. Unpeopled, " they represent, beyond question, a solitary's view of the world, " observed John Russell in a foreword to Maar's 1958 show at the Leicester Galleries in London.
5. The 19th-century views tend to be elegant, extremely still and unpeopled, though the century also had its share of pictures of tourists viewing Niagara or climbing pyramids with a strong hand up from the guides.
6. Titled " The Bowery in Two Inadequate Descriptive Systems " ( 1974-75 ), it is composed of black-and-white unpeopled shots of Manhattan's skid row, alternating with typed lists of slang words for drunkenness.
7. He wonders, for example, what Benjamin, who came from the culturally dense environs of Europe, would make of the " unpeopled horizons, " the vast emptiness of Texas where McMurtry's grandparents came as pioneers in the late 19th century.
8. One of the most radical American printmakers at the turn of the century was Arthur Wesley Dow ( 1857-1922 ), who transmuted the art of Japanese woodcuts into his own lyrical expression : unpeopled, near-abstract landscapes of stylized forms subtly infused with color.
9.  & Silent, unpeopled interiors with empty coffee cups, overlooking a parking lot full of buses & He starts with an overall design in his head, draws in the basic lines with a ruler and then fills in the images with free-hand cross-hatching that retains the integrity of each line . . . 
10. East of the North Cascades Park complex lies the half-million-acre Pasayten Wilderness Area, less rugged perhaps but even more remote and unpeopled . " If I think we have a tough job with staffing, " said Cowan, " all I have to do is look at my counterparts with the U . S . Forest Service.