Sample Sentences forambience (auto-selected)
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Although in the middle of Dallas, the restaurant has a Maui Beach ambiance.ambiance = atmosphere (mood or feel)
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Meanwhile Sophie had begun to like the cafe ambience.† (source)
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There's a long line, but everyone here is patiently basking in the ambience.† (source)
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It doesn't have that Third World ambience, doesn't smell like urine at all.† (source)
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What do you think I'm here for, the ambience?† (source)
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But in the dining room of the Boyarsky, where for almost fifty years the ambience had been defined by candlelight, the customers were served without interruption.† (source)
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The dining area had a darkened, opium-den ambience, in contrast to other Chinese restaurants in the city.† (source)
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The ambiance is more intense when someone throws one at you.† (source)
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Low in ambience but high in character, it was similar to the pier restaurants they had on Cape Cod-wooden floors scraped and scuffed by years of sandy shoes, large windows offering a view of the Atlantic Ocean, pictures of trophy fish on the walls.† (source)
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Rows of fluorescent lights glowed harshly overhead, providing all the ambiance of a discount-furniture store.† (source)
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Friends of mine who had gone to "real Harvard" said that displaying one's Harvard pedigree was "not the thing to do," as if people could tell you went to Harvard by your ambience alone.† (source)
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Eleanor was delighted by the ambiance, a word she pronounced a little French.† (source)
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Fredi's music was just one way he tried to change the ambience.† (source)
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Didn't he know she was creating ambiance?† (source)
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I told him I drank it, but really I brought it out here, 'cause it adds ambience.† (source)
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But I was also beginning to noticesomething chilly and remote in an ambiance of such conscious perfection.† (source)
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