Sentence examples for soft atmospheric from inspiring English sources

"When I wear it, I automatically experience the deep, soft, atmospheric cooling effect of the lavender shade," she said.

Likewise, in characterizing a favourite stretch of countryside, we may prefer to describe it as peaceful, soft, atmospheric, harsh, and evocative, rather than beautiful.

He emulated the chiaroscuro effects he saw in Leonardo's drawings, combining them with a pastel palette and soft, atmospheric modelling that defined Venetian Renaissance painting in the years that followed.For the inner circle of cultivated Venetian collectors who bought, sold and swapped his paintings, interpreting the meaning of Giorgione's works became a rarefied game.

In the spirit of Anne Brigman, whose early 20th-century Pictorialist photographs celebrate the female nude in romantic outdoor settings, Jane Martin uses soft focus, atmospheric lighting effects and technical sleight of hand to create figure studies with implicit but deliberately vague narrative content.

The rest of the photograph is pure color — two soft, almost atmospheric hues, distinct from but complementary with the colors of the sharply drawn nut.

But emerging from Mr. Thiebaud's work in pastels, the new paintings have a softer, more atmospheric feeling than the San Francisco canvases.

The popularity of LC/MS/MS systems for complex mixture analysis of thermally labile, biologically relevant molecules is largely attributed to "soft" nature of atmospheric pressure ionization techniques such electrospray ionization (ESI), atmospheric pressure chemical ionization (APCI) and atmospheric pressure photoionization (APPI).

The songs seemed to be built from little more than whispers: soft piano, ghostly atmospheric textures, and Buchanan's masterful voice, weary yet still open to wonder.

They make perfect sense as interiors become softer and more atmospheric, and the recessed lighting associated with midcentury modern design falls from favor.

Jing's Northern Song landscape style, which used bold compositions and crisply drawn lines to depict precipitous mountain crags, contrasted with the softer and more atmospheric effects favoured by artists in southern China.

There were fast cars, sleek clothes and well-proportioned bodies, all bathed in atmospheric lighting and soft jazz.