atmospherics

"And the atmospherics are not good for the party right now."

The atmospherics of the trips also seem certain to change.

He grew up with these cheap atmospherics, and they're inside him.

But the score is so much more than background atmospherics.

"There has been a lot of atmospherics," said the official.

Communications were difficult through all the atmospherics, but it's there!

And the awareness is growing in Washington that more than atmospherics are at work.

"It helps the atmospherics of the Government's case, but it's not clear beyond that what the effect will be."

All he could get was atmospherics, a gushing sound like running water.

"Atmospherics can make a difference when the case is on the margin," he said.

Climate, in nature or politics, is a matter of atmospherics and heat, measured over time.

"She is the officer in charge of atmospherics, among other things.

I could tell him in a blast of atmospherics when he's batting it out.

He had the radio on and through the crackle of atmospherics a voice was talking in a foreign language.

These may seem problems more of atmospherics than of substance.

But the atmospherics in recent days are notably different.

Perhaps, then, the President was wrong on the merits as well as the atmospherics.

The new movie's atmospherics further the sense that modern tastes demand more gore.

However, we should expect more from a government declaration than atmospherics and a few vague insights.

"The feel-good stuff and atmospherics is all fine," he said.

Even these atmospherics and events are no more than dots to be connected to gain a true picture of the period.

Thomas prefers atmospherics and, in his case, it works.

By the time they get the atmospherics operating my lungs will have burst in the vacuum.

Subtle differences in atmospherics had rendered this color unnatural on any other world.

"I'd still rather start out with positive atmospherics than with a straight party vote," he said.