Sentence examples for enveloping environment from inspiring English sources

One of my favorite of the city's almost artworks is an enveloping environment in the form of a narrow sliver of a parking lot under the High Line, between 20th and 21st Streets, just west of 10th Avenue in Chelsea.

It was a cool, dark, hypnotically enveloping environment — an echt-New York happening that made you feel as though you had been transported to the mythic seventies, when musicians who made money driving cabs staged free-form events in seedy downtown lofts.

It will be the first time we are going to create an enveloping environment of that scale".

Performa Hub, 47 Walker St. Australian artist Justene Williams' installation blends ritualistic practices, art history, and pop culture in an immersive, enveloping environment of video performance, featuring digital collage, handmade sets, costumes, sound, and sculptural elements.

But as Traub writes, "ghetto children need an enveloping environment that is secure and nourishing, as the streets and often the home itself are not".

But Gingrich understood something important: ghetto children need an enveloping environment that is secure and nourishing, as the streets and often the home itself are not.

Because, if you liked games then, and still do now, you know full well that Turrican doesn't hold a candle to the best of Call of Duty (wow, I actually wrote that), and that Ultima IV looks like a disaster on a Stickle Bricks production line beside the gorgeous, entirely enveloping fantasy environments of The Witcher 3. And, I know, these games shouldn't be compared like that.

Hunger and starvation have enveloped the environment.

"We must envelop our environment in a dense fog," Kim Jong Il once said, "to prevent our enemies from learning anything about us".

Gorgeous visuals, impressively detailed environments, enveloping sound and exquisite gameplay: it all adds up to an essential experience for anyone with the slightest interest in having a laugh with a controller of some kind in hand.

This past Saturday the New York Times dropped what amounts to a tsar bomba onto the already-volatile environment currently enveloping the tech industry and the contentious debate about jobs, the American middle class, and globalization.