Sentence examples for control of mood from inspiring English sources
What's impressive about Steel's play – and Richard Twyman's compelling production – is the expert control of mood.
The crisp narrative, tight control of mood, and behavioral precision are Procrustean measures that reduce the movie to its story and reduce its characters to their statements and actions.
Carew's poems, circulated in manuscript, were amatory lyrics or occasional poems addressed to members of the court circle, notable for their ease of language and skillful control of mood and imagery.
These impairments manifest as impaired cognitive control of mood, pessimism, reactive aggressive traits, impaired problem solving, over-reactivity to negative social signs, excessive emotional pain, and suicidal ideation, leading to suicidal behaviour.
It's the successul synthesis of the two – action and emotion – that means this Spider-Man is as enjoyable as it is impressive: Webb's control of mood and texture is near faultless as his film switches from teenage sulks to exhilarating airborne pyrotechnics.
It's the best new American movie I've seen all year; its emotional intensity, psychological insight, and control of mood are the work of a master, as are the nuanced and restrained performances Gray elicits from Joaquin Phoenix, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Vinessa Shaw.
Worn on the forehead above the eyebrows and targeting facial and neck nerves, the device provides electric stimulation to generate one of 13 "vibes" or states (such as work, bliss, unwind, awake), controlled by a Bluetooth connected smartphone app, providing on-demand control of moods.
This pattern might reflect increased inhibitory control of mood-incongruent information and decreased inhibitory control of mood-congruent information.
Her 10 Grieg pieces showcased some sustained, shapely playing and absolute control of the mood swings between each piece.
The emotion is evoked not by the actors emoting intensely but by exquisite, even preternatural, control of tone, mood, and detail.
These processes enable people to have greater control of their mood states and develop greater resilience for handling internal and external stressors.
