Sentence examples for established atmosphere from inspiring English sources

The film begins in an efficiently established atmosphere of sunlit social decay and unspecified apocalyptic dread.

A successfully established atmosphere of trust and a feeling of common values and convictions may help people work together and make it easier for them to assess the conditions of their daily work by reducing insecurity, uncertainty, and disorientation, and to improve their performance.

The UConn men have made their way in a much more established atmosphere, climbing over bigger-name teams in bigger cities with huge natural fan bases.

However, as one woman emphasised, it would require a feeling of confidentiality in an established atmosphere of continuity in order to feel comfortable enough to answer.

His gift for establishing atmosphere quickly and for inventing idiomatic dialogue led to his becoming a master of the individual television play.

"Peter Grimes" is a tuneful opera, the whole solidly constructed and held in place with clear musical markers: folksy melodies to express the feelings of the simple villagers; articulate arias for the main characters; and the six orchestral interludes, often excerpted in symphony concerts, establishing atmosphere and mood in watercolor sea music.

The melodies are still there, from gently scalloped waltzes to hearty power-pop choruses, and there's a new layer of polish on the arrangements: intros that establish atmosphere along with hooks, richer and more elegant instrumental blends, the self-effacing vocal harmonies of Neko Case from the New Pornographers.

The best comic books use colors, shadows, shapes and space to establish atmosphere, mood and a sense of momentum.

Axel Krygier's music and sound score established an atmosphere of casual play and serious unhappiness.

Thereafter, whether slicing a banana, reinterpreting Peking Opera or manhandling punters, he established an atmosphere in which anything or nothing can happen – and either will be equally, intriguingly funny.

Tyson established an atmosphere of bad blood with Lewis in June 2000, when, after dispatching Lou Savarese in 38 seconds, he said to Lewis: "I want your heart.