Sentence examples for the atmospheres from inspiring English sources
noun
The gases surrounding the or any body.
Kohli conveys well the atmospheres of the places he visits.
His preferred method of telling a story is to combine the atmospheres of distinct epochs.
"I also like the atmospheres at other stadiums, the crowds are very good.
His research delved into numerous areas, including the atmospheres of Venus and Mars.
Herzberg also contributed much spectrographic information on the atmospheres of the outer planets and the stars.
His first idea is to look for pollution in the atmospheres of promising planets.
The atmospheres of M-type supergiant stars appear to be slowly expanding outward.
These early poems inadvertently describe their own deficiencies: they are, like the atmospheres they conjure, "drunk," "drowned," "perfumed," and "aromatic".
Varese's "Tuning Up" and the "Atmospheres" and "Lontano" by Ligeti, on the other hand, make a show of helplessness.
Her examination of the spectra indicated that hydrogen and helium atoms vastly outnumbered iron atoms in the atmospheres of stars.
Spectroscopic analysis of the atmospheres of gaseous planets such as Jupiter suggested the ingredients used were abundant.
