Sentence examples for brooding atmosphere from inspiring English sources

The brooding atmosphere of their books is explained.

It is the sombre, brooding atmosphere of Kilmainham jail that lingers all these years later.

Gander's poetic writing lends this adventure story a dense, brooding atmosphere; Dale and Hoa's troubles unfold slowly in this carefully crafted novel of intimacy and isolation.

Kent employs multiple narratives – involving a missing art student and the supposed suicide of an ageing Jewish architect – and an introspective element that results in a brooding atmosphere.

The neurotic and brooding atmosphere, the overripe sophistication, of German Expressionism are nicely embodied in the swaggering leading lady played by Catherine McCormack in "Shadow".

The piece takes its title, brooding atmosphere and most important thematic source from Gesualdo, using material from one of his responsories for Maundy Thursday.

People recognize, say, Gothic literature based on castles, revenants, brooding atmospheres, and the greater frequency of words like "tremble" and "ruin".

Both Hollis and Friese-Greene will happily discuss "vibe", "feel", and how they achieved Spirit of Eden's brittle and brooding atmospheres, harsh dynamic extremes and constant mesmeric pulse.

In brooding, cavernous atmospheres (the cover screams "dark and weird"), Newton's harp and voice have a bright but spectral quality, not least on supernatural thrillers like Proud Maisrie and The Bloody Gardener.

Once darkness descends and the crowd's phones light up a beautifully brooding Cold Desert, the atmosphere is magical.

The end music used for these films is truly innovative: rich, deeply soaked in tones and layers and brooding with murky atmospheres.