Sentence examples similar to atmosphere wisdom from inspiring English sources
You don't have to go all the way to Thailand, Bali or India to have your chakras realigned: the new Shanti-Som Wellbeing Retreat brings all the wisdom and atmosphere of an Asian health retreat to the hills of southern Spain.
Gilead seems to me the greatest, but Lila still offers Robinson's characteristic delights: glorious prose, subtle wisdom and a darkly numinous atmosphere, lit at moments by a visionary wonder shading into exaltation.
Yes, yes, that's the conventional wisdom, he says, but a house's atmosphere affects one more deeply than people acknowledge.
For all but the meeting of Spain and Japan in the men's competition – 37,726 attended that – the wisdom of hosting matches in such a surreal, empty atmosphere is worthy of question.
As a Ph.D. student, building on some work by Nobel Prize winner Paul Crutzen (see Nobel lecture [pdf]), I concluded that the widely accepted wisdom about the way ozone behaves in the lower atmosphere -- wisdom that routinely appeared in textbooks as well as the peer-reviewed literature -- was wrong.
The organisers in their wisdom have contrived to give the event a little bit of the atmosphere offered by border villages in Fermanagh during the Troubles.
Received wisdom states that experience is all at this level, with those who have competed in the rarefied atmosphere before, or even better secured a minor medal, more likely to win the biggest prize of all.
Christina most likely wasn't aware of the conventional wisdom in Washington that "the system is too broken," that "without a supermajority nothing can be done," that "the atmosphere has become too toxic to pass meaningful reform".
