Sentence examples for capturing the ambience from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Howitt and the production designer, Catherine Hardwicke, do a nice job of capturing the ambience and idioms of the New Economy workplace (A. O. Scott).

But Mr. Howitt and the production designer, Catherine Hardwicke, do a nice job of capturing the ambience and idioms of the New Economy workplace (Scott).

Salles did a great job of capturing the ambience of 1950s America, but it could be argued that his Dean and Sal didn't have enough zeal – enough of that desire to live, live, live.

To capture the ambience of a wedding properly, it helps to have all of the participants sound like amateurs.

This was partly due to the positioning of a pair of microphones high in the studio to capture the ambience of the room.

The Clinton crowd has been mischievously passing along suggestions to the writers of NBC's "West Wing" for dialogue that would capture the ambience of a Bush White House.

They are the heart and soul of Northern Lights from the spectrum of colours used to capture the ambience of each scene to the expressions etched on the faces of the characters.

("In Creative Writing class I feel like I've never been so creative!") And when she makes it to Antioch College, she captures the ambience simply but perfectly: "One of us will point at something -- the way the trees are, the color of the rock, and then the other one will say Yeah Oh Yeah I see what you mean or something and then we both laugh.

The Los Angeles Times critic Linda Gross said the script lacked "credibility, psychological motivation and narrative cohesiveness", although she praised Terry Bowen's cinematography, saying it "effectively captures the ambience of desert small-town life".

I love capturing the atmosphere of Southern life with its unique ambience and everything that goes on--the good, the bad and the unexpected.

"This country is too wealthy" to vote for Labor, said Antonino D'Albora, a 60-year old taxi driver, capturing the political ambience here.