Sentence examples for milieu of its from inspiring English sources

SPORTSFRIDAY When Town Meets Country Officials say the motives behind the arson in an upscale subdivision may be found in the social milieu of its rural Maryland county.

TP also takes into account the surrounding functions of the practice, defining them according to the milieu of its usage.

Adopted in 1970, the treaty reflected the post-colonial milieu of its time where archaeological items were claimed by host countries from former colonial masters who had taken these away.

As for "Swiped's" milieu,  much of its action is in the city.

But isn't it the critic's job to give the reader a sense of the book, of its characters and their milieu, of what it's about?

The soundtrack can be syrupy, the editing workmanlike — although the show does a nice job of capturing the milieu of Kansas City, including its visual-arts scene.

Irrespective of the mechanism by which PknB is released into the extracellular milieu of S. aureus, its release may impact on human host cell functions.

He abandoned the comfortable milieu of his hometown to study medicine and anatomy in Amsterdam.

With its shabby milieu, its desperate bunch of losers, its graphic scenes of bad sex and the Castro's defiling of a rival's Manero-style white suit, the film is both oddly fascinating and repellent.

I wondered why its milieu of high-school students was so devoid of pop-culture effluvia, and I figured that it was steeped in another sort of culture, one that determined the characters' ethos but was filtered out for the screen.

Physiologic conditions cannot be duplicated in the laboratory because no one knows formally what the milieu of Aβ is in its different locations (for example, intracellularly in the cytosol or in a specific organelle, or extracellularly in CSF, plasma, saliva, and so on).