Sentence examples for a thick mood of from inspiring English sources

With the opening number — a jam session in a Fifty-second Street night spot — the director, Raoul Walsh, conjures a thick mood of creative melancholy and cuts it with bracingly acerbic street smarts.

Though he creates within the chip tune format, ESC doesn't consider himself a purist, and uses circuit-bent drum machines and analog synths alongside standard game consoles to set "a thick mood of impending doom".

Andrew MacKay was in a relaxed mood on Wednesday afternoon when he dropped into David Cameron's suite of offices at Westminster to hand over a thick bundle of papers containing his parliamentary expenses.

He plaited a thick rope of suspense from strands that initially seem inconsequential, and the music found and underlined these longer threads, creating and holding and intensifying a mood across multiple scenes, keeping one aware of the bigger picture.

No sugar, a thick layer of foam.

A thick fog of gunsmoke hung everywhere.

Spread with a thick layer of cream.

So grab a thick book of fiction.

A thick cloud of smoke shot out.

A thick bunch of worm-eaten leaves.

Cut a thick slice of a lemon.