Sentence examples for exploited the atmosphere from inspiring English sources
In 2010, the Japanese artist Shinji Turner-Yamamoto exploited the atmosphere of otherworldly decay in this deconsecrated chapel with a site-specific installation, "Hanging Garden".
It's worth reflecting on how an outbreak of plague that may have come close to killing Shakespeare also led to the kind of powerful drama that fully exploited the atmosphere of the candlelit Blackfriars – most memorably perhaps the extraordinary scene in The Winter's Tale, in which the statue of the seemingly dead Hermione comes to life.
Yet again, Scotland failed to score a try against England here and were at no point able to exploit the atmosphere generated by the home crowd, never rising above the ordinary.
The former Futurists and Suprematists painted the fronts of buildings and exploited the bustling atmosphere of street markets for their performances.
As mutual resentment and misunderstanding grows, Morgan and other armed groups are able to exploit the toxic atmosphere and continue their poaching, digging and savage attacks.
He exploited the vulnerable.
Women complain that men exploit the crowds and the atmosphere to grope and harass.
It was only in the 1960s that film-makers, and TV producers, began to exploit the potential of the Victorian atmosphere – gaslight, London fog, cobblestones, peelers, urchins, clubs – that Conan Doyle so matchlessly evoked.
The paper argues that the figure of the ghost is a useful heuristic towards understanding how designers conjure and exploit the emotional and affective power of atmospheres.
Astronomers, exploiting the transparency of the atmosphere, study unthinkably distant constellations whose light has traveled for eons before reaching us.
The aim of the mission is to contribute to the development of accurate thermosphere models, achieving in situ, real time measurements of atmosphere density, that could be exploited for global atmosphere model validation and accurate short term (1 3 days) real time space weather forecasts.
