Sentence examples for ceremonial atmosphere from inspiring English sources
For all of its mixed nature with comic and melodramatic elements jostling the tragic the Elizabethan theatre retained some of the high concern, the sense of involvement, and even the ceremonial atmosphere of the Greek theatre.
There is no doubt Huntsman will bring up Xu's case very soon the only question is whether he chooses to do so immediately, and risk spoiling the festive ceremonial atmosphere of the first meeting with his hosts.
The recorded music, by Dan Siegler, was full of horns, a kind of roaming fanfare, setting a ceremonial, regal atmosphere that was perfect for Toogood — elegant, in a rich red leotard and sheer red tights, a loose ring of fabric around her neck.
But the atmosphere of the opening ceremonial round seemed good.
With soft classical music playing in the background, and the audience ushered to elegant curved white chairs, the atmosphere was solemn, almost ceremonial.
It was bluesy only in the most abstract sense; its atmosphere was somber and ceremonial, like a Gregorian chant gently set to rhythm.
But it was not an entirely comfortable mix of past and present, the usual ceremonial touches taking a hit in the current atmosphere, with the Rangers following the jersey retirements with a 3-2 overtime loss to woeful Toronto.
Caron's vivid Mannerism, with its love of ceremonial and its preoccupation with massacres, reflects the neurotic atmosphere of the French court during the Wars of Religion.
Remember that ceremonial mace?
