Sentence examples for funereal atmosphere from inspiring English sources
The phrase "funereal atmosphere" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a setting or mood that is somber, gloomy, or reminiscent of a funeral. Example: "The dim lighting and heavy silence in the room created a funereal atmosphere that made everyone feel uneasy."
De Rossi described "a funereal atmosphere" after the final whistle.
A funereal atmosphere descended on London's South Bank as presenters were culled.
A scattering of votive candles on the stage underscored a funereal atmosphere, and so did Ms. Anderson's echo-treated violin annotations and organlike synthesizer hum.
The disappointing crowd of 10,690 sounded smaller, imposing a funereal atmosphere on the proceedings until the USA exploded for five second-half goals, three by Christen Press, for a 6-0 win.
A somewhat bizarre wedding ceremony on the pitch at half-time did little to change the funereal atmosphere in the stands, so poor had Leicester been in the opening half, and it got no better when Biggar extended Northampton's lead to 20 points with a penalty early in the second.
Vultures roost above, adding to the funereal atmosphere.
Neighborhood Wine Society The evening began with a funereal air.
The lyrics are dense and elliptical, the pace funereal and the atmosphere one of creeping anxiety.
Yet there was nothing mawkish or funereal about the atmosphere at the weekend shows — rather they were a celebration of the individuality that produces imaginative talent.
The clip shows the characters from the beloved British TV show in black and white, and set to the funereal tune of "Atmosphere" by Joy Division.
Though the atmosphere is funereal, the occasion is ostensibly happy a baptism on Easter Sunday.
