Sentence examples for a strong air from inspiring English sources

There was a strong air of disillusionment".

A strong air of prissiness seems to hang about the forthcoming repeal.

The New Yorker, October 28 , 1933P. 9 A strong air of prissiness seems to hang about the forthcoming repeal.

As Anderson fussed over the details, the unifying principle of his design became clear: to imbue the artifice of stop-motion animation with a strong air of reality.

In Europe, national governments realized that maintaining a strong air force in case of war required an aircraft industry and, therefore, subsidized commercial air transportation.

They swing into cul-de-sacs lined with new colonial-style houses, only a strong air gust away from a whiff of cow manure.

With no wind, a strong air-conditioning system and a right-field fence only 328 feet away, many of Matsui's home runs would have been flyouts in North American parks, his detractors say.

The UK is second only to Italy in Europe for the highest number of annual deaths from a major air pollutant, a report has found just days after a court gave UK ministers a deadline for drawing up a stronger air quality plan.

In London Sadiq Khan, the new mayor, to his credit has taken a strong line on air pollution, in contrast to Boris Johnson's tactics which amounted to unconvincing denial and attempts to silence scientists.

Skeptics have long dismissed drones as incapable of landing on carriers and some commanders continue to question their efficacy against an opponent with strong air defenses, but long-term trends continue to push for their use -- shrinking budgets, the zero-cost to American lives, and the powerful Congressional Drone Caucus.

The atmosphere of Jupiter has a strong vertical air circulation, which would carry these compounds down into the lower regions.