Sentence examples for urban milieu from inspiring English sources

But these days, he said, "this improvisation is starting to flourish in a mainly suburban and perhaps urban milieu".

His photographs are candid in the best sense of the word: open, honest, unselfconscious studies of an urban milieu.

Jazz-oriented film scores have usually signified one of two things: an aggressive modernity or an urban milieu in which social rules are either broken or don't apply.

Edward Hopper's evocative "Night Shadows" sums up the sense of isolation tinged with menace that is unique to the urban milieu after dark.

Its "City" is less an urban milieu than a microcosm of the world where power games are led by a dogmatic leader with a computer-generated voice.

Also evident in these movies -- and in "Barbershop" (another late 2002 release) and "Drumline," whose main characters arise from a blue-collar, urban milieu -- is a unsentimental and affectionate sense of community and tradition.

She seems refreshingly unschooled as she performs a series of deliberately naff dance manoeuvres in the grim urban milieus of a pool hall and a hairdresser's.

It's probably the easiest, trippiest time-suck this side of 2012, offering fresh inversions of drab, oppressive urban milieus.

Shystie's musical career is seemingly on hold while she stars in Dubplate Drama, an interactive TV show set in the urban music milieu that birthed her.

Made on a low budget with no big names, the film succeeds in moving away from this genre's crassly misogynistic, innuendo-laden formula and presents us instead with a reasonably faithful portrait of the middle-class urban Indian milieu.

A cheeky attempt to adapt the tale to an urban-singles milieu, it has been criticized by some for a seeming lack of focus.