Sentence examples similar to ambience the same from inspiring English sources

Mike Mignola's "Hellboy" comics have a drizzly, musty gothic ambience -- the same fetid air that H. P. Lovecraft circulated in his fiction.

The ambience is the same, but food and service are much improved.

The sky is maybe a touch more radiant than in the London painting, but the ambience is the same.

Almost as annoying are the restaurants that, no matter what their differences in cuisine and ambience, looked to the same group of artists -- Ella Fitzgerald, the Gipsy Kings, trip-hop and so on -- to cue emotion, mood and atmosphere.

"We are just delighted to keep the same ambience," Mr. Delamarter said.

Won't that give Greggs the same ambience as every other caff chain on our high street?

The ambience isn't quite the same but, even in city centres, freshly-caught fish, cooked on site and served from makeshift premises serves as a reminder that the shore is never far away, says Robin Dunlop, whose Oyster Boys, a pop-up street food operation is about to embark on a month long run at the Edinburgh festival.

Today the dark wood paneling, equestrian paintings and impeccable service create the same ambience of intimate dining as in the past, but to such traditional dishes as a bone-marrow-stuffed baked potato have been added more contemporary creations, including tartare of various fish and Japanese-style fried shrimp and vegetables.

In much the same way, ambience and sound effects are not left to the vagaries of live performance.

Andrea Smith, who owns a property management company in her native Hamilton, Bermuda, creates the same upscale ambience and exclusivity in Manhattan, but more economically.

The anonymous buyer also used limited-liability-company identities for the acquisitions, Warner for 14B and VDF for 14A, a three-bedroom, three-bath unit with 2,284 square feet of space and city views but the same loftlike ambience as 14B.