Sentence examples for distinctive atmosphere from inspiring English sources

The current one has a distinctive atmosphere too.

His finest films, while they clearly address the world outside them, created their own distinctive atmosphere.

By dispensing with a live audience, sitcom producers can create a more distinctive atmosphere by shooting outside or on location.

In the deeply original Tom Jones especially, this assists in developing a distinctive atmosphere of self-confident magnanimity and candid optimism.

The whole thing was recorded in one day at St Mary's Church, Great Milton, Oxfordshire, whose generous acoustic provides the distinctive atmosphere.

Despite its low capacity, the fans have provided huge support to the team and have created a distinctive atmosphere on the Curva Ovest.

What these shows had in common were distinctive atmospheres and an unwavering devotion to the small but important moments and personal revelations that resonate deeply in their characters' souls.

While, in general, auras are thought of as distinctive atmospheres that surround a person, you must realize that auras are more specific than that.

Morton was born in the late 19th century in New Orleans and grew up in the city's distinctive musical atmosphere.

This Atlantic proximity gives Vejer both a distinctive White Town atmosphere and a promise that strong westerly winds will be sweeping over its walls and churches, mosques and castles.

Born in Gamaliya in the old city of Cairo, the son of a minor official, the writer spent his first years in the distinctive medieval atmosphere with its narrow lanes, clustered overhanging buildings and picturesque artisans.