Sentence examples for contrasting mood from inspiring English sources

The central B section was usually terse and often in a related key, with contrasting mood and tempo.

This is in contrast with findings in unipolar depression, which might be explained by the more complex course of contrasting mood episodes (i.e. mania and depression) in bipolar disorder as compared with unipolar depression (only depression).

The Lajoie house is full of contrasting moods.

Well, the Guardian mob made merry as you would expect, but elsewhere it seemed a night of contrasting moods.

They are character pieces, presenting distinct movements of contrasting moods rather than an integrated multi-movement sonata.

In "Rex Gloriae," William Mathias managed to do what Mr. O'Connor could not: write a piece in several sections with different, contrasting moods.

Mr. McCawley, whose playing sounds far more fluid than his hunched shoulders might suggest, emphasized the harmonic shifts and contrasting moods in a lyrical, heartfelt performance.

Because the effect seemed to be considerably intensified by rapid changes of mood, phrases and sections of highly contrasting moods were placed in juxtaposition.

And its wealth of energy and wide palette of contrasting moods make it look as arresting as it did when new.

Structured almost as a musical composition, Oblivion unfolds as a series of contrasting moods and recurring themes building up to a grand finale.

For example, arias are relatively short and not rigidly patterned, ensembles blend contrasting moods, and scenes do not necessarily follow the conventional structural designs.