Sentence examples for the very atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Now you can't — a hard, cold fact that alters the very atmosphere of the city's jazz scene.

IN the landscape, in the very atmosphere of islands, there is often a visceral feeling of apartness.

Though he tries to conform to the ­worker-ant society, he feels alienated from the very atmosphere of Novilla — a generalized "benevolence," "a cloud of good will".

For some tastes, the NS could be too candid; in one memorable leader, it denounced Wilson's conduct as Labour's opposition leader for polluting the very atmosphere of politics.

These are conveyed but not explicit in the figures; the isolated buildings and houses; the offices, coffee shops and bedrooms; the empty roads and deserted gas stations; the honeyed annunciating light and the very atmosphere.

"There was something in the very atmosphere of a small town in the Deep South," Willie Morris once observed of Yazoo City, the delta community where he was raised, "something spooked-up and romantic, which did extravagant things to the imagination of its bright and resourceful boys".

In New York, she'll be "walking the streets and feeling the very unique atmosphere," though she's mainly looking forward to meeting her fans.

However, the plasma-sprayed alumina coatings themselves appear as impervious enough to provide an efficient protection of this alloy against the very corrosive atmosphere of the incinerator.

The work must have been hard, for she was sweating in the heat, but she did not seem to mind the very close atmosphere in the lab.

If you are keeping an eye on the action from home, try to get a sense of the very special atmosphere that is the Cheltenham Festival.

"But obviously it changed, it overheated, it turned into the very hot thick atmosphere planet.