atmospherics

How To Use atmospherics In A Sentence

• While the far west may have the more vicious winter temperatures, often subceeding minus 40 degrees C, the northeast is infamous for its radically changeable winter atmospherics.
• The atmospherics and mood seem less translucent than ever and the fact nobody can work out exactly what's happening in front of them, leaves the intriguing sense of curiosity and desire to see more.
• Those changes included the restructuring of how contractors gather what is known as "atmospherics," like the tone of Friday sermons at a mosque, or the mood on the street of a village toward a local official or NATO. The Seattle Times
• The lovely title track has a whiff of Ellington in its carefully paced atmospherics, with discreet touches of celeste colouring the long shadows cast by Peplowski's doleful clarinet.
• It is virtually tuneless, self-pitying, uninteresting and is a world apart from the subtle atmospherics of the band's best work.
• Whatever it is, this airy blend of keyboard atmospherics and percussion polyrhythms sounds new and remarkable.
• Deupree, by contrast, has an exceptional ear for creating melodies and esoteric atmospherics.
• When you paint in the Impressionistic style, you paint the atmospherics of a landscape.
• Global atmospherics made it abundantly clear that thinking globally and acting locally were not enough.
• But from the opening, mysterious, string glissandi, the orchestra seemed to miss the haunting atmospherics of Britten's score.