Sentence examples for more milieus from inspiring English sources

Clearly he has had experience with more milieus than most writers.

A more androgenic milieu during third trimester, then, may favour descent, in contrast with a less androgenic milieu.

The two men came of age in the more partisan milieu of British journalism.

Appealingly, the heroes inhabit a more multicultural milieu than the one on "Entourage".

The newcomer has a more swanky milieu, the newly renovated Hansom House, a 100-year-old Southampton landmark.

In contrast to his more radical milieu in Cambridge, in Belfast he was seen as a moderate.

Could there be a more appropriate milieu for jazz -- with its spontaneous, just-go-where-it-takes-you feeling -- than a Caribbean island?

In the selected low temperature region, the micropolarity of pyrene slightly increased due to the weak positive negative interaction in diluted solution; while above LCST, pyrene experienced more hydrophobic milieu owing to the noticeable dehydration of PMEO2MA.

But the work's more general milieu is urban black America, indicated by audio clips from the 1991 film "Boyz N the Hood".

"Mad Men" offers a far more commonplace milieu -- the rat race -- and finds comedy in the distortions of a rear-view mirror.

As a nation historically defined by inter-white cultural and geographic conflict transitions to a new national reality of a more complicated milieu of peoples, that often seems the challenge of Canadian diversity in general.