Sentence examples for some atmospheric from inspiring English sources

According to some atmospheric scientists, this miniscule amount of methane in our atmosphere already has half the potency of carbon dioxide in warming our globe.

Photograph: Tim Ireland/PA 1.11pm BST There were some atmospheric images out of Washington last night as the government crisis developed.

Without golf, St. Andrews just might have ended up a struggling university town with a good sea view and some atmospheric ruins.

And we get the similes: a sky is like "a lung in a tub of blue paint"; the act of raising one's arms on a muggy night feels like "anally and vaginally penetrating some atmospheric hallucination or extraterrestrial creature".

Some atmospheric galleries are surprisingly effective, and it ultimately seems appropriate that Nazi memorabilia is shown through transparent floor panels over which we walk as we reach the postwar period.

The music on "Carbon Glacier" (Nonesuch) sounds self-consciously handmade, its blemishes turned into advantages: you hear the scraping of viola and cello strings, imperfect and repetitive little jigging guitar melodies, the clatter of beads and shells instead of standard rhythmic drumming, and some atmospheric sounds of wind and water or studio noises inserted here and there.

Some does come from cities, some is atmospheric, but the bulk of it is from agricultural practices, particularly row crops and corn and soybean rotations.

There are some brilliantly atmospheric moments - and never has the meteorological trope of "atmosphere" seemed more appropriate - but this is opaque and unfocused work.

It concludes with some richly atmospheric comedown music, which should appeal to fans of Play's more serene moments.

Budget Lodgings in Belem Q. Can you give me the names of some inexpensive, atmospheric accommodations in Belem?

Photograph: MATTHEW CAVANAUGH/EPA 8.29pm GMT Our finance and economics editor, Heidi Moore, has been tweeting some particularly atmospheric pictures from around New York.