Sentence examples for tangible air of from inspiring English sources

Before kick-off there was a tangible air of nervous anticipation around the ground.

Political rhetoric notwithstanding, there's a more tangible air of menace in Guildford.

There's a special kind of magic involved in the creation of a really great pop movie, something that manages to capture both the electrifying thrill the music and the tangible air of the period.

There was a tangible air of excitement zinging about the office.

Addington's vision implies that tangible air currents and gaseous concentrations of carbon dioxide and oxygen around the buildings we live and work in could become practical building materials for tomorrow's architecture.  .

"Finding a tangible connection to such an iconic individual holds a very modern appeal with its air of celebrity".

There was an air of goodness, for want of a better term, that was almost tangible.

The horrors that are unimaginable today suddenly became so tangible that no amount of cinched eyes or covered ears could block out the sights, screams and air of desperation that filled the space around them.

But Prince Salman's comments together with a recent decision to allow Air India flights to and from Tel Aviv to transit Saudi air-space are tangible signs of a shift in Saudi Arabia too.

There was a tangible sense of anticipation in the air and nonstop speculation in the lobby during intermission.

Production design is accomplished despite the straitened budget, yet for me there was a tangible lack of magic in the air.