Ambience in a sentence as a noun

None of it was fake, just purchased to give some novelty ambience to the office.

As far as I can tell coffee shops can compete on price, location, ambience, brand, and flavor.

$5-7 for a bar beer is a reasonable incremental price for the ambience.

The ambience on the street outside the taproom is amazingly quiet.

Does anyone else's brain get distracted trying to pick out conversation from the ambience?

I personally feel restaurant food is a huge ripoff, and that the ambience of a restaurant is not worth it.

Did you just "Kleenex" Starbucks?Starbucks has the wrong ambience for squatting, probably partially by design.

I might get some marginal purchases by improving branding and ambience, thus persuading people to stay longer and buy more.

Except for the neighbor who has his living room window open and lets his TV shine like a demon in the night, destroying the ambience and mood.

I used to think that too, but as I have gotten older I have realized that I'm absorbing huge amounts of non-verbal data just from the ambience.

Just soak in the beautiful ambience of a film which features prominently the art of Giger, both in set design, and creature design!

Is Benny Benassi providing ambience for the evening?This should be really hosted in Benidorm...

Even the early hours of the morning are bright and warm, and enjoying dinner with the sun setting late into the evening adds such a lovely ambience.

It also plays music so you can turn on that rain ambience mp3 while you lay on the campus lawn reading any of the millions of ebooks that are now at your whimsical disposal.

I thought it added a nice "at the scene" ambience, as if you were in the cafeteria yourself overhearing a great explanation between two researchers.

The 'bines made a thin hissing noise, like a razor blade cutting air, that, when multiplied by the number of pods within earshot, engendered a not altogether cheerful ambience.

In the end, though, restaurant-going is so prevelant that the expectations of the market for price, quality, ambience, and so forth are pretty well set in every dimension.

Ambience definitions

noun

a particular environment or surrounding influence; "there was an atmosphere of excitement"

See also: atmosphere ambiance

noun

the atmosphere of an environment

See also: ambiance