Sentence examples for particular ambience from inspiring English sources
My design philosophy is… you have to take risks when decorating to create a particular ambience.
But they can also be remotely adjusted – using wireless technology – down to areas as small as a street or a corner of a city square in order to provide a particular ambience to that area.
The sound design by Matt Tierney is a notable, if appropriately subtle, standout, swiftly and invisibly setting the mood for day and night and the particular ambience of people in a backyard hearing sounds from inside.
He certainly impressed the translator and leading Brecht scholar John Willett, who writes: "He understood the play and had thought about it, and it was my impression that he knew more about Germany as a whole and Brecht's ambience in particular than anyone except possibly Marks [the producer] and myself".
Visitors to the RestaurantRow.com Web site can view photographs of restaurants, read menus and search for a particular restaurant by cuisine, proximity, ambience and special features.
The Central Park Conservancy is planning to install bigger and brighter lights along the park's southern perimeter, a move that could sharply alter the fairy-like ambience of that particular patch of Manhattan.
In an effort to improve the ambience, different groups of professionals are involved, in particular hospitality managers and outside experts, e.g. designers and architects.
Adding more power to a particular task often has diminishing returns: for instance, bigger light bulbs make a more pleasing ambience though they may not make simple tasks much more efficient.
Getting a feel of the ambience among the participants—and what Goffman 19 refers to as rules of conduct in the particular setting might add valuable information.
Ambience: Surprisingly upmarket.
