Sentence examples for foggy atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Visitors don waterproof ponchos before setting off along a walkway above the lake that takes them into the foggy atmosphere of the cloud.

After his return from death, Mr. Sutherland walks down a street where steam from construction sites billows in the background, bright street lights create a shining foreground, and a bag lady in a dark alley warns, "In the end, we all know what we've done". The foggy atmosphere and the omen evoke old horror films, just as the overreaching medical students are Frankenstein's descendents.

Conversely, Ron Dulin, another reviewer for GameSpot, wrote: "Not even the game's foggy atmosphere is thick enough to hide Silent Hill 2s problems".

It has that surreal, foggy atmosphere reminiscent of "Mullholland Drive," where lines between dream and reality are so blurred that every moment feels like a disguised nightmare.

Dark and deep sounds will be a more dark and foggy atmosphere, voices will be more energetic and reactive, sustained notes could be lights, but there are no generic rules because it's all about feelings".

Indeed, as Wilkins argues, the beams of microwaves developed by physicists like himself (able to penetrate the foggy atmosphere often covering the British Isles) significantly contributed to Allied air supremacy, a decisive factor in the War effort, notably during the Battle of Britain.

It began with the development of the phenomenological equation of transfer at the start of the century, designed to treat the passage of light through foggy opaque atmospheres.

Both doing something quite different from what they're known for — Mr. Plant singing quietly and in harmony, Ms. Krauss singing blues — these two can make sense of, and even melt themselves into, the foggy gothic-Americana atmosphere of T Bone Burnett's production.

The setting itself reflects the mysterious 'foggy' atmosphere that is created from the very first pages: Nazi Germany, Munich in the 1930's.

Universities have courses in the history of food, and writers are turning out mysteries in which the sleuths are chefs and restaurant critics, and the atmospheres are not foggy nights but professional kitchens and their delectable aromas.

I lived there for 25 years and would often take a short nap and go out at midnight to enjoy a sleeping city filled with atmosphere, deserted spaces, panoramic vistas, foggy and forlorn images of trees and distant expanse of water.