Alcott had studied Chinese culture, but the story has the ambience familiar to readers of "Little Women," of sweet, dutiful girls who in the end always do the right thing.
'Firewatch', ambience trailer.
Drawing Ambience upends familiar ideas about progression, succession and antecedence; the works' questions and propositions are asking to be taken up, retranslated, rejected or otherwise lived in the present.
The monotonic and descending trill songs of this owl are familiar and are often used for ambience in television and movie night scenes, but the species' vocal repertoire also includes various barks, hoots, rasps, chuckles, and screeches¿hence the common name.
Attendees valued the convenience of local outreach events and the more relaxed, drop-in ambience of NHS Health Checks located in familiar community venues which was often contrasted with the longer waiting times and formality of family practices [ 22, 38– 40].
After they left, the ambience took on a strangely nonchalant, familiar aspect, as if the situation weren't at all that odd.
Mini Shanghai's ambience, a step above the ever-familiar Formica and Linoleum Chinese cafe non-decor, has a quaint formality.
Inveterate rerun watchers familiar with the American episodes in question will notice, however, that the ambience the British show captures is that of the latter-day "Law & Order," more brightly colored and theatrical than the relatively somber, low-key early seasons.
It's got location; it's got pleasant ambience; it's got a long, interesting and ambitious menu, listing among the familiar a few uncommon offerings like cuttlefish, wild boar, flattened chicken legs, buffalo, and pastas like perciatelli and pappardelle.
