Sentence examples for creating the mood from inspiring English sources
Almodóvar is brilliant at creating the mood of mystery and suspense, though with little or no intention of giving you the big reveal that you might expect.
Almodóvar is brilliant at creating the mood of a mystery thriller, but with little or no intention of giving you the big reveal that you might expect.
When those who make criticisms of foreign policy get accused of creating the mood music for terrorism, there is understandable frustration and despair.
Oak has a small lounge area, creating the mood of a store that had been living at the Salvation Army for a while, but is now getting its life back on track.
Yet even the most unwelcoming sofa might become a pleasant, sociable place from which to experience a gallery exhibition, creating the mood of conviviality that was essential to West's approach.
The lighting team will start setting up master lighting — the big light sources in a scene — to start creating the mood.
But this miniature highlight reel can hardly create the mood and atmosphere of Kurosawa's cinematography.
The soft reverberating guitar notes accompanying his soliloquy create the mood, and make for a fantastic ending to the album.
Female singers, in Java called pesinden, sit among the musicians and create the mood for different parts of the narrative.
"It created the mood and momentum for what would happen down the block with Disney," he said.
