Sentence examples for dominated the atmosphere from inspiring English sources

The chat in the taxi from the airport was an indicator as to how bad this was probably going to be, and since then – bar some questionable impressions of the poor old guy who let you into the villa – the magnitude of the mistake you've all made has dominated the atmosphere.

On Earth, the sky looks blue because sunlight scatters when it strikes the tiny nitrogen molecules that dominate the atmosphere.

Unlike Flashman, he carries about him a moral force that means he dominates the atmosphere even when physically absent.

Julian's reputation might make you think that the force of nature he most resembles is a typhoon, but in fact he is more like an expanding warm front that pushes forward and spreads and eventually dominates the atmosphere.

Today nitrogen dominates the atmosphere, making up four-fifths of our atmosphere; oxygen makes up the other fifth.

There's no proof that was the case, Kasting says, and some preliminary modeling experiments have suggested that carbon dioxide dominated the early atmosphere.

While downwelling air dominates the middle atmosphere in the winter hemisphere, the summer hemisphere is dominated by upwelling (see Fig. 2).

I felt just now that I had allowed myself to be dominated by the atmosphere of misery or surliness, that I had agreed somehow to be shut in or bottled up.

The irony of a woman who has created a fake identity by forging blood flowing from sacrificial wounds turning adviser to a man trying to escape a trail of the stuff dominates the grotesque atmosphere of this tiny, almost inexplicably suggestive novel.

By early afternoon, the celebrants had taken over the city and a carnival atmosphere dominated the evening.

It is also a cautionary tale about an organism that dominated the Earth and transformed its atmosphere – then found itself unable to live with the result.