Sentence examples for kind of milieu from inspiring English sources

I had never been in that kind of milieu before.

"I don't use music for jokes, but as a life or death kind of milieu.

"Our question was how, in this kind of milieu, could a pastor be that negligent?" asked Mary Edlund, the chancellor of the diocese.

I thought of people like Ezra Pound and T S Eliot and Picasso - that was the kind of milieu I wanted to be in.

This kind of milieu – the hotel spa or sanatorium occupied by mysterious invalids, chancers or impoverished White Russians – was loved by Thomas Mann and Vladimir Nabokov, but the closing credits reveal that the director has been specifically inspired by Stefan Zweig, author of Beware of Pity and The Post Office Girl.

As is the case with the great "Transparent," "Mozart" offers the kind of milieu that can't be found anywhere else.

They are just really, notably good looking, standouts even in the kind of urban milieu where regular workouts and healthy eating are commonplace and an abundance of disposable income to spend on facials, waxing, straightening, and coloring keeps the average level of female attractiveness unusually high.

These are the elements that Cromer draws out in his production, in which the very real looking sets (by Collette Pollard and Heather Gilbert) and costumes (by David Hyman) create a kind of emotional milieu where despair and the need to connect physically alternate from number to number, eventually adding up to something bittersweet, and true.

A band who seem to inhabit some kind of unattainably bohemian milieu.

That in this time food appears in nutritional epigenetics as a kind of mass molecular milieu for the epigenetic topography of populations is then one particular manifestation and intensification of this shift.

All this raises the question of milieu, the kind of world that Skelton inhabited in her twentysomething heyday.