Sentence examples for milieu one from inspiring English sources

Still, given the sensual intensity Ryan was able to capture on behalf of Arnold, working in a similarly dispossessed American plains milieu, one wonders what Loach's drama would look and feel like had he let his remarkably talented photographer unbutton himself a bit.

In Stella's milieu, one did not say "bloody," and one spoke of one's parents with respect.

She turns out to be a wealthy heiress, her house a lavish villa, and her cultural milieu one of great refinement and greater cruelty.

Once compensatory mechanisms can no longer maintain a youthful phenotype the end result is the immune senescent milieu – one characterized by chronic, low grade, systemic inflammation and impaired responses to immune challenge, particularly when encountering new antigens.

If it weren't for the presence of Mr. Heston and Miss Day, stars who command sizable salaries as well as a certain respect in their own mass market milieu, one might believe that the films had really been turned out for immediate television airing.They'll get to television soon enough anyway.

Like Chekhov, she has the ability to suggest an entire world with a few, sure brushstrokes: she evokes the Parisian student milieu ("One Aspect of a Rainy Day"); the bohemia of the Left Bank ("The Cost of Living"); and the workings of a movie set ("Willi") with a remarkable lightness of touch.

Although two maternal extracellular coverings, the chorion and the vitelline membrane, envelop the insect egg, the serosa is the first cellular epithelium surrounding the egg at the interface between the microbe rich external milieu on the one side and the yolk and embryo at the other side.

And Smith's cultural milieu, if one could define that loosely, is one of vapid bubble-gum pop, not of the kind of dark, complex jazz that Turnage likes to reference.

Trevor has said that "big house" stories appeal because their milieu is one of doom.

"It's a gothic punk horror milieu," said one of the self-described "wizards" behind the site, who would identify herself only as Riddle.

In that cut, the movie started with scenes of the protagonists, Noodles and Max (played by the teen actors Scott Tiler and Rusty Jacobs) in a Brooklyn Jewish ghetto, and those scenes, which I discuss in this clip, overwhelmed me as the most vivid and evocative cinematic depictions of that milieu, the one of my immigrant grandparents' own youth, that I had ever seen.