Sentence examples for appealing mood from inspiring English sources

That sensibility, of course, is observant, artful and sound-rich, which on "Nocturne" creates a distinct and appealing mood.

Sam Abrams, a political scientist at Sarah Lawrence College in New York, cannot see any Republican being capable both of winning the nomination of the party in its current mood and appealing to Jewish voters.Marrying out, and losing interestSuch trends are reassuring for Democrats.

But from that rejected score he managed to salvage a lighter yet appealing concert work, "Four Norwegian Moods," which made an apt opening for "Hollywood," the program of film music presented by the American Composers Orchestra, conducted by Dennis Russell Davies at Carnegie Hall on Sunday.

What is distinctively appealing in Ms. Rhodes's work is a mood of numbed lonesomeness.

The film's unabashed embrace of racial stereotypes may startle American audiences — the movie was a huge hit in France — but there is appealing warmth to the performances and an overall mood of friendly tolerance.

But just as with so many other aspects of marketing, the stumbling economy and the muddled national mood are changing the ways advertisers are appealing to Americans who made resolutions for 2010.

The coal company was appealing the court's decision, and Coptis worried that the mood was against C.C.J.

Bozek says that he wants Evine to be appealing beyond those times when its users are in the mood to shop.

There's new furniture in a newly appealing bar area, and a more consistent buoyancy in the moods and movements of servers.

The list is split into two US charities and charities from Canadialand, so if you're in a givin' mood and are in North American, you can likely find something appealing there.

With uncanny foresight, the mood for next summer's clothes turned out to be one that is overwhelmingly appealing right now: rustic, pretty, sweetly innocent.