Sentence examples for wintry atmosphere from inspiring English sources

Visually, "Winter Belly" conjured up a believably wintry atmosphere.

A fall of snow the previous week had yet to melt, giving the place a wonderfully wintry atmosphere.

There's no irony, no throwing the box away or pressing the button 10 times just for the hell of it, just a subdued, wintry atmosphere of growing unease.

The camera moves with serene, stealthy deliberation (nothing is rushed or jagged), while the lighting sustains a wintry atmosphere of funereal gloom.

Hillcoat and his production designer, Chris Kennedy, have done a bang-up job in translating McCarthy's images to the screen; the wintry atmosphere, the scarred landscape, the deserted stores and dwellings, everything is just as you envisaged it.

The weaving in of a fairy tale ("Jack and the Beanstalk") read to a child echoes the way "The Sweet Hereafter" incorporated "The Pied Piper of Hamelin," and the movie's wintry atmosphere recalls "Affliction".

Ms. Malcolm's books have wintry atmospheres — both intellectual and aesthetic — that derive partly from the way she takes facts and attaches them, like someone hanging tea-light candles from high rafters, to mythology and classic literature, mostly Russian.

"Snow creates more of that wintry holiday atmosphere and puts shoppers more in the spirit -- after the roads are clear".

With its wintry urban atmosphere, Ed Solomon's first film "seems to have been named for the quality it most conspicuously lacks" (A. O. Scott).

"He clearly taps into a lot of traditions that we still hold dear: families getting together, wintry weather, special atmosphere, cosy gatherings.

Low lighting, flickering candles, high-backed wooden benches and an ingelnook fireplace created a cosy atmosphere for a wintry meal that was strong on seasonal produce.