Sentence examples for a mood something from inspiring English sources

I'm creating a mood, something familiar in the viewer's mind".

It's a technique effective in creating a mood – something eerie and mysterious – but also limiting when it comes to articulating a message to the listener.

Wells was in a buoyant mood, something even the Red Sox could sense.

The film is going for Southern noir, but that requires achieving a certain mood, something that takes time.

A switch to the City End after lunch did not bring a change of mood – something immediately compounded by Joe Root dropping Azhar Ali on 38 at second slip off the fourth ball of the session – and in the 68th over, during Anderson's third spell of the day, Bruce Oxenford issued the two official warnings for running on the pitch.

But we were in a mood for something new, and so drove a few miles farther west to Quatro Sete Meia.

"If you look last year at the electorate, there was a mood for something new," Richard Quinn, the high-powered South Carolina strategist who helped Senator John McCain win the primary in 2008 and is now advising Mr. Huntsman, said in pointing to Nikki Haley's victory in the governor's race.

You do grieve here, and at other points, too, but always, pretty soon, something arrives to break the mood, something appalling or at least bizarre.

Indeed, one could argue that 'embarrassment' functions as the book's typical mood, something comparable to nausea in the case of Sartre, boredom in the case of Heidegger and discontent in the case of Freud.

While using an iPad, we're more often relaxed, at rest, or in a mood to discover something.

"Be friendly, put them in a good mood, do something a little extra -- it really has nothing to do with the quality of the food or the service," Dr. Strohmetz said.