Sentence examples for invisible atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Wagner wanted his orchestra subterranean, his music an invisible atmosphere supporting the life of his characters and their world.

'A place which has constantly been used by actors, managers and famous people, as Rules has, acquires an invisible atmosphere just as a church frequented by praying people acquires an atmosphere,' he declared.

When "most evenly distributed," aer is the common, invisible air of the atmosphere.

From Steve Bolger: Compared to this, dumping in the atmosphere seems invisible.

"You are walking in a bubble of beauty: a mini atmosphere, an invisible country in which you're the capital".

Luminism is a mid-19th-century landscape painting style characterized by hazy effects of light and atmosphere and invisible brushwork.

Thus, the invisible vapour in the atmosphere combines with clouds and the advection (horizontal movement) of air from different regions to control the surface temperature.

Chemists proved in the 19th century that these gases, especially the carbon dioxide that results from burning fossil fuels, work like an invisible blanket in the atmosphere, blocking some heat that is attempting to escape to space.

Most intriguing perhaps is Dance Spectroscopy, an art-meets-science affair which makes invisible particles in the atmosphere around you visible on a big screen, and creates a soundscape as you move.

While Maschwitz presided over such acts as the Dancing Daughters – a troupe of teenage tapdancers, costumed skimpily in the studio "to get the atmosphere" despite being invisible to the audience – another figure, whose name is now almost lost to public memory, was moulding the BBC's multifarious cultural mix.

Rather, the gross bits the blood mist, the invisible brain fragments infuse the general atmosphere, where later they encourage your gooseflesh to shiver at mere hints of menace.