Sentence examples for prodigious atmosphere from inspiring English sources

And perhaps they may detect, here and there, an echo of the "prodigious atmosphere of youthful friendship" typical of nostalgic war writing in the mold of Philippe Barrès's La Guerre à vingt ans (War at Age 20) or Henry de Montherlant's La Relève du matin (Morning Watch), both published at the beginning of the twentieth century.

The top 3 metres of the ocean can store the same amount of heat as the entire atmosphere.The ocean also transports prodigious amounts of water, heat and carbon.

The event is notable for the comparative rarity of recorded historical eruptions in the region and of caldera systems in general, for the prodigious quantity of SO2 emitted into the atmosphere and the significant human impacts that ensued notwithstanding the low population density of the Afar region.

For this show, presented by the cheeky concert-listing service Oh My Rockness, Bashi and his violin create the same kind of heady atmosphere with the help of loops, delays, and prodigious musical technique.

But Fred Krupp, the president of the Environmental Defense Fund, suggested that one way around the Congressional gridlock would be to encourage better management of the prodigious amounts of methane that experts say leaks out into the atmosphere during natural gas production and transmission.

Scientists have long known that volcanoes, especially those that spew prodigious quantities of light-scattering droplets of sulfur dioxide high into the atmosphere, can temporarily chill the climate.

In effect, it would have been the biggest fracking operation in history, releasing oil and gas from the shattered rock in prodigious quantities.The upshot, Dr Tohver believes, would have been a huge burp of methane into the atmosphere.

And still, for many hundreds of thousands of years, our prodigious production was accommodated by expansive tracts of wild-lands, fathomless oceans, and the horizon-less atmosphere.

Between that rivalry, the atmosphere, and the returns of Clint Dempsey and DeAndre Yedlin, MLS gave ESPN its best chance to convert some of the network's prodigious World Cup audience.

Prodigious activities beckoned.

His philanthropy was prodigious.