Sentence examples for a flat atmosphere from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a flat atmosphere" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation or environment that lacks excitement, energy, or emotional engagement. Example: "The party was disappointing, with a flat atmosphere that made it hard to enjoy the evening."
An exchange of penalties did little to enliven a flat atmosphere, and it took a lovely inside pass from Sergio Parisse that almost put Alessandro Zanni in to bring the shivering crowd to voice.
The 2007 runner-up Ferrer was nullifying his more illustrious opponent from the baseline and it made for a terribly flat atmosphere inside a stadium featuring vast swathes of empty seats.
He also noted "an increasing flat atmosphere in the hall" during a long speech that "felt much longer than its 59 minutes", although "better delivered than the one he had given on becoming Labour leader".
Yet we were loath to re-enter the flat atmosphere of daily life.
Limelight might be the choice of words given the flat atmosphere at ANZ Stadium, actually.
But the memory of the flat atmosphere and sparse crowds in the mountain venues near (but not that near) Turin, Italy, in 2006 remains strong.
If anything, the flat atmosphere in Dallas, for example, favored Portland Timbers this year, and they duly dispatched the hosts and moved on, with momentum, to host the first-leg of their conference semi-final against the Sounders, en route to an MLS Cup appearance.
"The models are much more real to people if they see the atmosphere as it really looks instead of as a flat box". The atmosphere not only matches the Earth's spherical shape, the pressure of each layer also is shaped by the pressure put on it from the layers above.
In the process, we discovered the reason for the failure of the self-similar analytical model of the jet reconfinement in relatively flat atmospheres and elucidated the nature of radial oscillations of steady-state jets.
Our numerical model is designed to simulate the injection of a mixture of solid pyroclasts and volcanic gas from a circular vent above a flat earth surface in a stratified atmosphere, using a combination of a pseudo-gas model for fluid motion and a Lagrangian model for particle motion.
