Sentence examples for conveys the atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Loitering, nevertheless, conveys the atmosphere of Spark's life between 1949 and 1954: the sense of waiting to be born.

Michael Frayn was himself a student and Russian interpreter in Moscow in the 1950s, and this novel conveys the atmosphere of that time: seedy, cold, grumbling, paranoid.

The first story, "To My Young Husband," conveys the atmosphere of that era as it considers the estrangement of a black civil rights worker and her white husband.

Mary Dejevsky in the Independent was also impressed: "In relying on their testimony, and her own sensibilities, Gessen conveys the atmosphere – whether of the last months of the Soviet Union, the chaotic years of Yeltsin, the strange transfer of the presidency to Putin or the disappointments of his period – more accurately than any recent chronicler of the period".

The book chimes with her own recollections of summer stays at Charleston and conveys the atmosphere there.

I hope I can convey the atmosphere from where I am and share it".

Other fragments of Alcaeus's work convey the atmosphere of everyday life in 6th-century Mytilene.

"We wanted to convey the atmosphere of these displays," curator Kate Forde says.

Abstract figures do not convey the atmosphere of intense competition that prevailed in the first half of the session.

The production conveyed the atmosphere of Otello's life, devoted to war, a conquering general always on alert and suspicious.

Eve Beglarian's piece may have struck the closest, using tenor, piccolo and electronics to convey the atmosphere and the frightening surprise at the end of "Robin Redbreast".