Sentence examples for dark ambience from inspiring English sources
"dark ambience" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a dark, gloomy atmosphere, often in a place or a piece of music. For example, "The bookstore had a dark ambience, with only a few lights flickering on the walls."
The ensemble aptly conveyed the movement's dark ambience.
Another memorable meal was at Yatai (8535 Sunset Boulevard 310-289-0030 310-289-0030 310-289-0030Asian tapas bar whose sleek, dark ambience seemed much less child-friendly than its selection of small dishes (including satay, vegetable rolls and addictive nuggets of fried chicken) turned out to be.
The novel can glamorise that world (Ian Fleming, Tom Clancy), but the very best spy fiction (Le Carré, Len Deighton, Alan Furst) somehow gets to the essence of the profession – its "feel", its vital nature, its dark ambience – in the way that histories can't.
This results in a dark ambience, with minimal sound signals, noise, and unstable chanting.
For that added scare factor blast out creepy Halloween tunes, and for added dark ambience black out all windows.
Its dark apocalyptic ambience, its unearthly syntax and diction — plus its central theme, of the dilemma for an artist who must kill his subjects in order to portray them — gave Zal's journey an aesthetic texture.
REZZ played some dark bassy ambience, before Josh Pan threw down a chest-caving set, and then Mija took to the stage to pay tribute to the city's history with a few acid techno firebombs.
The hotels, once known for their dark-wood ambience, "had kind of gotten stuck in time," he said.
With a dark and divey ambience, the Highline is run by metalheads for metalheads, and is the epicentre of Seattle's robust CVLT metal scene.
The ambience is dark, intimate and invitingly shadowy, with a handful of secluded booths.
According to the OS model, the PC process includes four steps: (1) In the dark and in the atmospheric ambience, as oxygen plays a role of electron trap state in the metal oxide semiconductor surface, through oxygen adsorption, the electron is captured on the surface and creates negatively charged surface states (or oxygen ions) [O2(g) + e- → O2- ad)].
