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The one in our immediate foreground was typical of the others.
2
Then they reverted, with a harsher scrutiny, to the immediate foreground.
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But it is the immediate foreground of the view which will be most appreciated.
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A poplar in the immediate foreground was like an ink stroke on burnished tin.
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Two men, in the immediate foreground, lay upon the bearskin which was their bed.
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A detail of the immediate foreground: a mouldering ship perched high up on a reef-bench.
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In the immediate foreground arose the smoke of a fire, tended by a third savage-looking boy.
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The immediate foreground sank below his consciousness.
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And the principal figure, though placed in the immediate foreground, is in and not out of the atmosphere.
10
His broad, grizzled head, with its shining patch of baldness, was in the immediate foreground of our vision.
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In the immediate foreground, beneath our very eyes, was the small yard with the half-cleaned motor-car standing in it.
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In the immediate foreground two powerful Indians were struggling each to plant a short spear in the other's heart.
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No one referred to it, and this tacit avoidance of the subject kept it in the immediate foreground of consciousness.
14
In my time the distant view from the chapel terrace was exceedingly beautiful, whilst the immediate foreground was uncompromisingly ugly.
15
Brightling Beacon, three miles farther, commands the finest prospect of the western Weald, the immediate foreground being of great beauty.
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An ideal world is recognised from the beginning and placed, not in the immediate foreground, nearer than material things, but much farther off.
