"evil atmosphere" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is also used in spoken English. Example: The evil atmosphere of the abandoned warehouse made me too nervous to explore further.
One was dark and nineteenth century, with a vulgar pine kitchen and an evil atmosphere; he had lined the upper walls with a black-and-white Liberty frieze that seemed to comment on the sombreness of the house, to expand it into a sinister nobility.
It looks as if it'll play much like Puppy Games' throwback blast-'em-up Droid Assault, albeit on a three-dimensional plane, an experience somewhere between Diablo III and The Chaos Engine, with just a pinch of Resident Evil atmosphere and some great big block-head avatars in place of realistically dead people.
The Chapmans use the word "evil" to describe the atmosphere that pervaded their recent ethnographic show; there is a wild sense of evil in what they've done to Goya.
The majority of reviews praised Resident Evil 2 for its atmosphere, setting, graphics and audio, but criticized its controls, voice acting and certain gameplay elements.
In the 1920s and 1930s, he was depicted in film dressed in everyday clothes as a man with a hidden secret preying on his unsuspecting victims; atmosphere and evil were suggested through lighting effects and shadowplay.
That's not to say that graphics are worthless, and it's nice having the capability if you're a developer, but even on that great 5″ screen, you're going to have trouble appreciating the grand vistas of Monster Hunter or the atmosphere of Resident Evil.
According to academician Hayk Demoyan, he "symbolizes evil, mass murders, and an atmosphere of fear".
If you can weave that atmosphere, and play the evil against it, that's what makes it interesting".
This is a bizarre film in many ways with baffling and sometimes absurd emotional moments – but with a radioactive atmosphere of pure, nauseous evil.
It was a close look at the evil that men do in an atmosphere of lawlessness.
