Sentence examples for build an atmosphere from inspiring English sources

He uses it, and the angular desolation of Eur, to build an atmosphere of alienation that suffuses the movie.

"It's incumbent on both parties to build an atmosphere of support for negotiations and not to complicate them," he said.

Perhaps most notably, an attack could unite what is now a fractious state, these analysts say, and build an atmosphere of mobilizing rage.

He let the music do the talking, and would almost turn it into a little church, where he'd build an atmosphere and get them going with the music.

In reply, General Powell stressed that Mr. Kabila needed to meet with other African leaders to build an atmosphere of trust and security that would permit the occupying armies to withdraw, the official said.

Paradoxically, the very forces that create these disruptions make life as we know it possible: "Our lively interior created the outgassing that helped to build an atmosphere and provided us with the magnetic field that shields us from cosmic radiation.

Set in the Dakota building in New York, it builds an atmosphere of coldly reasonable manipulation that the novel does not.

"If you are dishonest on your time sheet, it builds an atmosphere of cutting corners on 'little stuff' that breeds a sort of moral myopia".

In the background, Toibin builds an atmosphere of abiding rural gloom: a crumbling cliff and stony stretch of beach; the ruins of a neighboring house; Dora's own house, musty and dank, its rooms swept at night by the beam of a nearby lighthouse.

The vagueness leaves the audience unsure whether to believe Merriam's accusations against the Captain, and builds an atmosphere of paranoia and doubt which is critical to the picture's success.

To create ambience and build an inviting atmosphere, library space was embellished with attractive art and high-demand accessories such as casual seating and café services.