Sentence examples for chilly mood from inspiring English sources

But even in its current chilly mood, the party will probably be cautious.

Minds are foggy (unless they are experiencing a brainstorm), temperaments sunny, attitudes chilly; moods blow in and out.

Revisiting that album many years later (via my husband, a longtime PSB fan), I finally realised just how good the "cheesy" and "slow" songs actually are, King's Cross in particular – the chilly, bleak mood of which suits the current political and social climate as well as it did in 1987.

But the family has received a rash of hostile telephone calls, a reflection of a chilly public mood in Japan.

"If I Didn't Care," which takes its title from the old Ink Spots hit, heard on the soundtrack, sustains a dark, chilly visual mood.

The tiny gallery space intensifies the mood of chilly reverie.

At length, Lima and Belano come to dominate the narrative, as we are told about their global wanderings by a chorus of shifting narrators, and the bracing intimacy of Madero's journal is replaced by a mood of chilly contingency.

But even before the story flashes forward to East Berlin circa 1962, the mood turns chilly.

The mood here is chilly, and the movements match the bombastic tone.

As an encore he offered the Sarabande from Bach's unaccompanied Partita No. 2, a warmly intimate change of mood after the chilly concerto.

"Frank" was the word for President Obama's meeting yesterday with congressional leaders from both parties, though the mood was more chilly than chill.