Sentence examples for creeping mood from inspiring English sources

There's a creeping mood of aesthetic defeatism about the whole project.

But Sunday's demonstrations were also about a creeping mood of public dissatisfaction and fatigue, a sense that, after seventeen years, Vladimir Putin's political system was running out of arguments to justify its continued monopoly hold on power.

The disillusioned mood creeping into Hollywood's output towards the end of the 30s seemed more like a belated reaction to the great depression, rather than to a war the country wasn't involved in yet.

A low mood was creeping up on him.

But what makes the mood so creeping and nagging here?

Stylistically, "The Chronicles of Riddick" is nothing like "Pitch Black," whose setting in a desolate, forgotten corner of the universe sustained a mood of creeping chill.

However loudly the brothers protested that the decision to make the album 23 tracks and 66:06 minutes long was merely playful, fans probed it for occult messages, enticed by its backwards-masked vocals, eerie samples and mood of creeping paranoia.

But in a drama more concerned with atmosphere than story, the film-maker and her regular cinematographer Agnès Godard sustain and build a mood of creeping dread, in which banal, everyday activities are invested with a powerful foreboding.

Let it move through different settings or moods, perhaps creeping, leaping and then roaring.

You can usually rely on the latter to approach $100m somewhere, but it seems the fractious global mood crept in, with only Germany's Fack Ju Göhte 2 – about a Hamburg petty criminal still lowering the tone at the Goethe-Institut – getting close with $70m.

In the wake of the collapse of France's Popular Front government, the film was seen as exacerbating the mood of despair creeping into the left.