Sentence examples for perceived atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Ms. Covington said the university did not do enough to counter a perceived atmosphere of intolerance.

The results indicate that although significant effects on behaviour were absent, realistic lighting settings can have subtle effects on the perceived atmosphere and experienced emotions and lighting in itself can be used to communicate a certain image.

This did not lead to outright hostility but to a perceived atmosphere in the healthcare system where refugees were seen as unwanted and as a burden on resources.

Many weekend visitors particularly from Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia and Slovenia prefer Belgrade nightlife to that of their own capitals, due to a perceived friendly atmosphere, great clubs and bars, cheap drinks, the lack of language difficulties, and the lack of restrictive night life regulation.

Although I was repeatedly told that I only needed to find one good mentor/thesis advisor, I tried to perceive the atmosphere and richness of the academic community.

When evaluating an urban landscape, it is important to do so from a pedestrian's perspective because in perceiving the atmosphere of a city, we more often walk the streets than look at photographs of the city.

Both were environmental treaties negotiated over perceived threats to the atmosphere.

When asked about the atmosphere as perceived by the man wielding the hammer, David Bennett, chairman of Sotheby's jewelry departments in Europe and the Middle East, said that it felt like being back in the good old days of the mid-1990s.

When Clinton took office in 1992, Linda was kept on, but she was offended by what she perceived as the oversexed atmosphere in the Clinton White House; she claimed that Clinton often flirted with other women.

The atmosphere was perceived to be professional, appropriate and comfortable.

In addition to the recordings, notes concerning the atmosphere as perceived by the interviewer were taken.