Sentence examples for state atmosphere from inspiring English sources

The student, Miguel Malo, 33, was on trial in Bronx Criminal Court for assaulting two security officers at Hostos Community College in August 2001 in a case that many professors at Hostos and the City University of New York, its umbrella institution, have said reflects a "police state" atmosphere at the college.

"I can actually see us getting a break from the whole 'security state' atmosphere and witnessing a shift away from the sort of empty populist discourse of the last government toward something with more of a stress on reason and morality," he says.

The police-state atmosphere sits oddly with the urbanised familiarity.

Writer was struck by absence of any trace of police-state atmosphere.

Into that hermetic little room in Deptford seeps the police-state atmosphere of London in the 1590s.

Coming from New York and its rigid zero-tolerance policy enforced by Giuliani, I thought the freedom on the streets of London would allow a more liberal, less stringent, police-state atmosphere.

It was more startling in its way than the storm of hate that I saw descend on former GOP hero Ted Cruz, stranger than the absence of almost all the party's recent standard-bearers, weirder than the police-state atmosphere that hovered over the streets of the city.

The result is a patchwork, state-by-state legal atmosphere which is complicated, unclear and, to some extent, unpredictable.

These included Cedarwood State and Atmosphere, both owned by Primark.

There are so many corporate tents, and everything around it, that it's lost a lot of that state fair atmosphere".

An increasingly thick haze of smoke gave the lounge a speakeasy vibe that contrasted with the state fair atmosphere of the Super Bowl village just outside.