Sentence examples for give atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Shakespearean English is in some ways a lot like lower class British English rather than upper class, so bringing a bit of that flavor into the Witch dialogue can help give atmosphere - not so much that they're unintelligible, just enough to give some flavor.

I have a "chosen family" Christmas at my house each year, taking in all the weird, orphaned adults whose parents live too far away or who have been denied a warm, giving atmosphere around the holidays.

Hundreds, even thousands of different compounds may be present in any given atmosphere.

But given the present atmosphere of heightened tension surrounding this issue, such comments are particularly dangerous and revealing.

Mr. Terrail said he was also trying to give the atmosphere a more relaxed feel.

"This will give an atmosphere where they can get to know each other better.

In Easy Rider (1969), for instance, it was used to give an atmosphere of hallucination and nightmare to a drug-taking session, and in Brazil (1985) it was used continuously to promote an atmosphere of paranoia and nightmare.

The score for "Terms of Endearment" was composed by series regular Mark Snow, who used Gregorian chants to give the atmosphere a "creepy" feel.

Over 1000 prop trees had to be brought to the filming site to camouflage surroundings, to give the atmosphere a "remote" feel.

It is also less steamy and dank than the Crescent City, and thankfully there are no horses to give the atmosphere a pungent lift.

Spray your praying mantis with water every day, to give its atmosphere some humidity, and so it can smell good.