Sentence examples for climate of time from inspiring English sources

Film noir always is a consequence of the Climate of Time; it needs a growing sense of insecurity, of depression.

However, one of its primary criticisms is that the Deccan eruptions are thought to have been spread out over a period of 500,000 to one million years, giving the climate plenty of time to adjust.

An extreme example, no doubt, but it suggests the climate of the time.

In the climate of the time, the political overtones were unmistakable.

This is all the more impressive given the climate of the time.

"Pollock, Barnett Newman, Franz Kline, their heroism derived from the climate of their time, but we do not have this climate.

The anti-Bolshevist climate of the time, nonetheless, resulted in a persisting aversion to socialism among the middle class.

To understand the significance of the raid, you have to understand the political climate of the time.

Elsewhere in the exhibition, Owens's black-and-white images of middle-class families give a sense of the political climate of the time.

Li strongly criticized the political and intellectual climate of his time, though, and soon used ill health as a pretext to retire and live as a hermit.

1. Euro 2000 Some outstanding tournaments, such as Euro 2008, are as out of sync with the climate of the time as an April snowstorm.