Sentence examples for sustaining the atmosphere from inspiring English sources
Some conductors treat the work as a protracted elegy, but Lothar Koenigs propels it forward with great urgency, all the while sustaining the atmosphere of grief and gathering dread.
Consider Evelyn Waugh, who through his published works ("Brideshead Revisited") sought to sustain "the atmosphere of a better age," i.e., the class division and gender roles of pre-World War II Britain.
They are, given half an excuse, the most raucously exuberant fans in the game but as midnight neared in Cardiff on Tuesday they wandered through the streets in subdued clusters, sustaining the unforced atmosphere of mourning that pervaded the hundreds who waited silently in the darkness outside Ninian Park after the last hope of reviving the stricken man inside had been abandoned.
With a capacity of 400, it was big enough to hold a crowd yet small enough to sustain the intimate atmosphere that stand-up requires.
After 1989, with the end of the Iran-Iraq war and the petering out of the Cold War, sustaining this atmosphere became more difficult.
The atmosphere of the Earth serves as a key factor in sustaining the planetary ecosystem.
The Iranians were so angered by what they called Mr. Netanyahu's "inflammatory" speech that they issued a rebuttal and spoke of the need to "sustain the current positive atmosphere" so that diplomacy could be successful.
Unfortunately, in the chapters that follow Standiford doesn't sustain the suspense or atmosphere that marks the book's early pages.
What most any other show probably could not do is sustain the key Twin Peaks atmosphere of undeniable strangeness, the sweet combined with the sick in, for example, the weird way that Agent Cooper was obsessed with pie.
As soon as they think they're laughing and having a good time, you bang them on the head and say, 'Hold on a second.'" Any successful production of "The Homecoming" depends on the ensemble sustaining an atmosphere of predatory menace; at any moment one man could knife his kinsman or turn violently against the woman in their midst.
