Sentence examples for a singular mood from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shishido's willingness to go along with his director's sideshow approach makes him perhaps cinema's lone exponent of a singular mood: dada macho.

In Emily Brontë's "Wuthering Heights," he found inspiration in 1934 and '35 for a long series of drawings, more than one of which rivaled the singular mood of Brontë herself in its portrayal of a frenetic wooing between young people.

He had a singular way of creating a mood with light and shadow, and he fills this painting with a glow from a window.

The mood was celebratory, befitting a singular figure in American history whose ministry touched millions.

Stand-alone components tend "to visually break up the wall," said Mr. Schultes, who explained that he combined them into "a singular whole to enhance the architectural quality and holistic mood of the bathroom".

But when Ms. Monheit latches onto the right song, she weaves a singular spell that has more to do with tone and mood than with interpretive depth.

But for all their differences of mood, style and formal method, Mr. Brakhage's films were the expression of a singular and uncompromising aesthetic program, which he articulated in numerous lectures, interviews and essays.

It is a singular document.

There's a singular aftermath.

Lund is a singular creation.

Ferguson's is not a singular situation.