Sentence examples for milieu in a from inspiring English sources

Fortuitously, Gibran already fitted into Day's milieu in a small way: he was "Oriental".

Early in "Twelve," the narrator sums up the film's nihilistic milieu in a world-weary observation borrowed from the novel: "It's all about want.

Django, played by Jamie Foxx on screen, was previously brought to the comic book milieu in a special seven-issue DC miniseries to tie in with the release of the film, Django Unchained.

"Mary" is a semi-autobiographical novel set in a real milieu in a real city; for the protagonist, Berlin is shot through with memories of teen-age romance, in Russia.

Green says he read the first 40 pages, which set the milieu in a series of lively vignettes, and saw that Evans was developing three story lines: the friendship, the love story and the disenfranchisement of the GIs returning after the war to find they were being squeezed out (as Evans found on his own ranch).

In addition to TLR4-bound MD-2, the MD-2 protein is also secreted into the extracellular milieu in a soluble form, which is present in circulating blood [16], [17].

For others, especially new immigrants, the game is a familiar milieu in an inscrutable city.

12 13 Therefore, the ideal substitute should possess a high corrosion resistance to an inflammatory milieu in an acidic environment.

Thus, the local proinflammatory milieu in an inflamed joint might contribute to the cell type-specific effect of locally administrated glucocorticoids.

But "Restaurant" especially in its fluid, fast-moving early sequences, matter of factly presents a milieu in which a number of taboos -- against smoking marijuana in public, against using certain racially inflammatory words, against interracial love -- seem to have disappeared.

Unlike, say, Stillman's films, "Turn the River" doesn't evoke a milieu in any way that feels credible.