Sentence examples for and a mood of from inspiring English sources

The wife, who has a heavenly voice, performs, and a mood of celebration reigns.

In the 70s, however, the country experienced "something of a nervous breakdown" and a mood of resilient pessimism set in.

Paramount are Sproule's voice and a mood of homespun authority, happiness laced with a hint of pain, leavened with humor.

It's uncharacteristically dark: no light-filled rooms, just undefined, shadowy space and a mood of uneasy suspense.

What's reflected in the film is a specific time and a mood of fear that prevailed in the late '80s.

Your Aug. 26 editorial "Universities in Decline" says public colleges and universities "have been steadily undermined by state budget cuts and a mood of legislative indifference".

The ones she selected peopled by crooked cops and wicked scientists, healers and teachers evoke a mood of political protest.

But in building and sustaining a mood of anger and outrage while delivering enough laughs to keep an audience amused, it carries off a neat balancing act.

The almost daily experience of this view reconciled Robert to his home town and induced a mood of acceptance and calm.

Carmichael coined "Black is Beautiful" and advocated "a mood of black pride and a rejection of white values of style and appearance".

The relative absence of gun battles and car chases helps "Animal Kingdom" build and sustain a mood of deepening dread.