Sentence examples for ambiguous mood from inspiring English sources
The composer Val Jeanty worked a turntable to create a sinister, ambiguous mood, but "The Way It Was" stayed within a rather narrow emotional register.
There were the barely detectable, chilling breaks between the words "Es ist gnug, Herr" ("It is enough, Lord") in Bach's "Liebster Herr Jesu"; the stark paleness of his tone on the line "Then up the hill and down the hill" in the folk song "The Bitter Withy"; the small diminuendo on the final "Hallelujah" of Purcell's "Lord, What Is Man," which summed up in a moment the song's ambiguous mood.
For that purpose, a mood model capable of representing ambiguous mood is searched.
We also find that it is still possible that an actual music clip may contain some mixed moods or an ambiguous mood".
The script is sketchy and somewhat puzzling (after a blissful night with Mousse, Paul leaves in the morning without explanation), but we're carried along by the potently ambiguous moods, the slow shifts from distant friendship to intimacy.
However, voters preferred post-charge questioning as an alternative to a 42-day limit by a large margin.It is partly because of this ambiguous public mood that the Tories think they can vote against the bill without looking weak.
I suspect Mr Cable and his colleagues detect a more ambiguous public mood this time around, thanks to the Telegraph's methods.Finally, it has become increasingly clear to me that voters have a savvier approach to coalition politics than professional Westminster-watchers.
The harmonic writing is piercing and precise; the mood ambiguous, at once pensive and restless.
In ambiguous schematic facial expressions, mood, as induced with music, affects classification: whereas participants in a positive mood are more likely to judge the expression of an ambiguous face as positive, participants in a negative mood will judge that same face to have a negative emotional expression [15], [16].
The mood is wonderfully ambiguous, as is Mr. Shepherd's pungent harmonic voice.
His craftsmanship is admirable, and his moods are productively ambiguous; the plays are both an expression of traditional values and an uneasy rebellion against them.
