Sentence examples for tentative atmosphere from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere, he leaves meaning to be completed by the viewer in works of art that are all tentative atmosphere.
They were prepared to wander the world to escape "the beastly, tight, Sunday feeling which is so blighting in England," the atmosphere of tentative modernism that hung around benefactors like Ford Madox Hueffer and Lady Ottoline Morrell.
But in an atmosphere of little trust, the tentative steps forward were marred by renewed violence.
Esa's Mars Express spacecraft made a tentative detection of methane in the planet's atmosphere.
The next planet, b, is non-transiting but there is tentative evidence that it is surrounded by an extended atmosphere that does transit the star.
In this reverse prayer, God is called to account by humanity, though the musical atmosphere remains as it has been throughout: somber, slow and tentative.
The profound and moving atmosphere of the plays, though lacking in intellectual complexity, is augmented by tentative dialogue, based on half-formed suggestions, at times naively repetitious, and occasionally sentimental, but sometimes possessed of great subtlety and power.
A duet for Emily SoRelle Adams and Emery LeCrone to a melancholy, melodic score by Stefan Weisman, "Two" still feels tentative in its exploration of intimacy but suggests Ms. Lohse's gifts for creating theatrical atmosphere.
As a result, this year's green Hay sessions have an ever-so-slightly tortured kind of atmosphere, translatable as "What are we going to do now?", and are largely devoid of the spurts of tentative optimism that preceded Copenhagen.
Her smile became tentative.
