Sentence examples similar to a climate of hiddenness from inspiring English sources

It's about a climate of fear".

There's such a climate of fear".

It risks creating a climate of caution.

Is it creating a climate of fear?

Manson created a climate of isolation.

"Almost a climate of expectation.

He gives us the props associated with certain erotically charged environments -- back rooms, baths, parks -- but also preserves a quality of hiddenness, of mystery.

There is a real climate of struggle.

From down in the foyer, they are only partially visible, offering an enticement to visit the galleries, but also exploring, among other things, the nature of hiddenness.

The rhetorical use of various forms of hiddenness makes its appearance in literary, political, philosophical, and religious writings, as well as in the visual arts.

"Now there's a climate".