Sentence examples for western atmosphere from inspiring English sources
Similarly, Cormac McCarthy reminds me of the surreal, visceral stylings of Scott Walker, but I'd rather read him to Ennio Morricone, who has the brooding western atmosphere without the demanding, distracting narratives.
As behooves the largest buffalo rancher in the nation, this place with its reproductions of Turner's own Albert Bierstadts on the walls, lots of wood and a buffalo mount is steeped in Western atmosphere.
Digital Spy's Morgan Jeffery also gave it four stars, commending the Western atmosphere and the way the Doctor's darkness was handled.
He doesn't quite sink into the Western atmosphere like Wayne or Walter Brennan, but he doesn't need to he's supposed to be a bit special, to stand out a bit from his companions, to have a little aura about him.
Qatar's pro-Western atmosphere and the carte blanche offered the American military have proved irresistible to Washington, particularly when compared with Saudi Arabia.
The party committee, chaired by Alma Tycer, created a fanciful Western hoedown atmosphere.
There are fairly serious jazz enthusiasts who don't know this music very well, and it deserved the time it got: the sudden traffic of tailgating trombones and New Orleans parade beats in "Sister Sadie"; the hopalong western-movie atmosphere and floating feeling of "Happy Stranger"; the long, gliding notes worked into swing in "Nobody's Heart".
That's all I want to know.' " Lawrence's voice was colloquial and poetic, like the voices that Cain had loved back East but adapted to a Western context, an atmosphere of perpetual sunshine and wide-open spaces.
But the arms had not been shipped, and the collapse of rebel positions in western Syria fueled the atmosphere of crisis that hung over the June meeting.
Tourist industry workers here tend to lean secular-liberal in the votes — they want a welcoming atmosphere for Western tourists — so a lack of provisions to vote by mail, etc., could hurt liberal candidates and help Islamists.
As John Harris of the Royal Institute of British Architects has put it, they are "capable of providing one of the great architectural experiences in the western world... the atmosphere of the Great Siege is vivid and evocative in the extreme".
