Rollins's solo during that performance is brief, as it is in each of his other compositions for the film, epigrammatically precise mood pieces that imply far more with their spare turns of phrase than the movie's scenes do with their profuse dialogue and monologues.
The precise mood over the next couple of months is not easy to predict.
Even laboratory rats and mice respond emotionally to exercise; although their precise "moods" are hard to parse, their behavior indicates that exercise makes them more relaxed and confident.
By H. Cannald and E. B. White The New Yorker, November 2, 1935 P. 13 In one of our precise moods the other morning we called up the Post Office to find out what its street number was on Eight Avenue.
The New Yorker, November 2 , 1935P. 13 In one of our precise moods the other morning we called up the Post Office to find out what its street number was on Eight Avenue.
Ruskin tried to demonstrate that Turner was not only a wonderful presenter of atmosphere and mood, but a precise observer of the structures of clouds and air.
The opera is never blunt, never approximate; each mood, each moment, is delineated with a precise touch.
We found a higher rate of comorbid pain-mood disorder if the reasons for suffering pain are unknown, and also when a precise diagnosis of the cause of pain is lacking.
"There is a precise clause".
Willis is a precise craftsman.
