Sentence examples for spatial atmospherics of from inspiring English sources
His latest paintings feature explosions of lush color that evoke the spatial atmospherics of 19th-century landscape paintings by Frederic Edwin Church or Joseph Wright of Derby.
However impulsively, he had arranged a dramatic death, surrounded by the atmospherics of a Southern cavalier.
It's just hokey atmospherics, of course, but it sends a message.
(For the atmospherics of Villa America, consult the incandescent opening pages of "Tender Is the Night").
Mr. Obama's trip here evoked many of the atmospherics of the campaign.
Certainly, the atmospherics of global diplomacy are a lot sweeter since Bush left office.
House Republicans have adopted the atmospherics of the Tea Party movement, but they've evaded its most admirable substance.
Many of the shows fit in more than Mr. Tetor's with the traditional atmospherics of NPR Land.
Down to its title, "Cold Weather" acknowledges that the atmospherics of place are central to the appeal of mystery fiction.
Police and local media have dismissed their stories, focusing instead on the atmospherics of how secretive the facility is or the rhetoric used to describe it.
Even more offensive than these misplaced charges of sloppiness are the atmospherics of this review.
