Sentence examples for ambience has been from inspiring English sources

There is no doubt that the neighborhood's ambience has been transformed.

Still, one of the oldest constant contributing elements of a conflict's cultural ambience has been the interpretive prose of correspondents.

The old easygoing Village ambience has been getting economically stimulated out of existence for decades, but it's going faster than ever now.

And yet, in this translation, the loopiness of Pierre's bad French is mildly lost, because Tolstoy's sporadic French ambience has been cut out.

Dominic Cavendish in the Telegraph called the production "criminal" arguing that the Globe's "intrinsic ambience" has been overridden with an "artificial atmosphere".

At Connecticut Muffin, where local residents pause before hitting the subway, residents said the city's ambience has been enhanced by the continued tamping down of crime, the promotion of biking and the construction of projects like the High Line.

European tourists, who admire SoHo for its cast-iron buildings and Left Bank ambience, have been scarce since the terrorist attack, and many luxury retailers have had their worst sales in years.

In his new book, this courage expresses itself partly in the belief that something new remains to be said about a city whose history, culture and ambience have been so thoroughly and brilliantly documented by authors ranging from Suetonius to Gibbon, from Dickens to Moravia, from Goethe to Edith Wharton.

And at least "Tell Me Something" retains the gritty, clammy, street-level ambience that has been abandoned in effects-laden, overdesigned recent American genre exercises like "The Cell," "Hannibal" and "Along Came a Spider".

The temples of Angkor Wat are being degraded, and the mystical ambience, Becker writes, has been lost "in a scrum of foreigners with guides shouting in competing languages".

Cowgill says fostering those relationships through investment in the look and ambience of stores has been key to keeping such brands on board.