Sentence examples for ceremonial mood from inspiring English sources
On the day of the trip, P.J. and Grace bring playlists and sage or palo santo to set a ceremonial mood, then settle in comfortably near the client for anywhere from six to ten hours.
His guests were Europe's grandest publishers — one British editor calls them the Nobel Squad — and the mood was congenial and easy but ceremonial.
As the volatile king of the land of Far Far Away in an alternate universe, he dons a succession of ridiculous wigs: towering white for ceremonial duties, bright red when in a foul mood.
The allusion to past literary glory and to a poetry party recently dispersed suggests the mood of the court now resigned to ceremonial roles under the Tokugawa dictatorship.
It has a tradition in a mood-altering drink among Pacific islanders, who often take it on ceremonial occasions.
However, this had a drawback: a mood of ritual solemnity, occasionally out of keeping with the work, which avoids the ceremonial.
Remember that ceremonial mace?
"It's almost ceremonial".
