Sentence examples for literary atmosphere from inspiring English sources

But then danger was his literary atmosphere, as provocation was his method.

In addition to the literary atmosphere, there are live music performances, DJ shows and book readings.

The literary atmosphere of Astor Place is much reduced, but it has not vanished.

In a more bluntly rivalrous literary atmosphere than obtains now, he was generous in praise of other writers, even those who, like Dreiser and Hemingway, quarrelled with him.

Housed in a brand-new brick building with a clock tower close to MIT's campus, the hotel aims to cultivate a literary atmosphere, offering periodic author readings and a "book bar" where guests can browse hot new literature.

It is true that natural selection became part of the literary atmospheres of Emile Zola and Jack London, because evolution and progress were identified with one another, and that it also aroused epistemological shivers in a wide range of philosophers and thinkers, from Marx and Engels to Auguste Comte.

At the Chapmans' evening parties she met many notable literary figures in an atmosphere of political and religious radicalism.

While science fiction purists complained about Mr. Bradbury's cavalier attitude toward scientific facts — he gave his fictional Mars an impossibly breathable atmosphere — the literary establishment waxed enthusiastic.

For Old Prague atmosphere with literary and cinematic appeal, check into the Hotel Pariz (U Obecniho domu 1, 420-222-195-195; www.hotel-pariz.cz).

And more than other similarly amorphous literary effects — tone, mood, atmosphere — voice seems intimately connected to the human speaker behind the text.

Soon the main centre of Arabic theatre moved to Egypt, whose comparatively tolerant autonomy offered an atmosphere for literary and artistic creativity more congenial than other parts of the Ottoman Empire.