Bryars has often worked with artists, since the mid-1960s, whexperimentaltal composers were unemployable except in the free-for-all atmosphere of British art schools.
The street has the free-for-all atmosphere of a block in the garment district -- the traffic doesn't just dribble through, but bounds aggressively across Fifth Avenue with each green light.
"This three-game series, this game today," said Bernie Williams, the Yankees' patrician outfielder, "had all the atmosphere of a World Series".
The public learned all about it through Senate hearings that, in the words of one journalist, "had all the atmosphere of a murder trial, combined with the bated breath excitement of the opening of King Tut's tomb".
It has all the atmosphere of a luxury spa in a uniquely Taiwanese setting, with outdoor pools of different temperatures shielded by wooden awnings and the shade of leafy trees.
So Cohen relied on other musical tools to put emotion across, which in 1984 meant a primitive Casio synthesizer that gave "Hallelujah" all the atmosphere of a storefront church.
After all, there is an atmosphere of all or nothing prevailing here and that is not of course the right way to promote a good dialogue.
The slow ride up the escalator, a narrow pathway bathed in acid-apple-green light, helps acclimate you to the weird, whimsical, all-encompassing atmosphere of Hudson.
If all goes well, you will be able to flip open a laptop anywhere in the world and be connected to an all-engulfing atmosphere of information, what might be called the Omninet.
Outrage over subway graffiti eventually underwrote the flawed, image-first "broken windows" theory of city management, which argued that any visible traces of petty vandalism fostered an all-enabling atmosphere of criminality.
