Sentence examples for morbid atmosphere from inspiring English sources
Instead of soothing harmony, he uses – or abuses – the classical elements to create an oppressive, morbid atmosphere.
Books about espionage, fiction or not, can be cliché flypaper encrusted with tired plot twists and morbid atmosphere.
The state prosecutor, who had personally inspected the cellar, added; "There is a morbid atmosphere down there.
Cutting through this murky and morbid atmosphere, though, is a formidably sharp mind, one at its sharpest when wielded against himself.
Black metal as a whole owes its existence to the King's deathly stage makeup and morbid atmosphere, and scores of other artists – from Metallica to Ghost – have cited his work as an inspiration.
It gives the place a morbid air.
I stood there soaking up the permanently morbid and grievous atmosphere in a space I knew as intimately as one can from photographs.
Despite the despairing subject matter on "Berlin," the studio atmosphere "wasn't morbid," Mr. Reed said.
In the last days of the liquidation sales in the West 33d Street building, the atmosphere was almost morbid, workers said.
The atmosphere is not morbid exactly, for bravado breaks through, and dignity and at least in a couple of the dogs, nobility.
Throughout his text, Southwood Smith referred to a general epidemic constitution of the air, while at the same time prioritizing a specific corruption of the atmosphere caused by "morbid exhalations of the human body" or, perhaps more importantly, "exhalations arising from the putrefaction of dead animal and vegetable matter".
