Sentence examples for cryptic mood from inspiring English sources
Mr. Banderas is not the only actor who declaims his lines in a tone that turns the traditionally clenched, cryptic mood of film noir inside out.
With new products on the way this fall, it is increasing its advertising budget, shifting from cryptic mood advertising aimed at younger audiences to more ads that focus on products.
Overall, though, "Murray Street" achieves a cryptic contemplative mood.
True to its cryptic nontitle, the mood of the work is deceptively stately.
The cryptic difficulties of Greek (alphabet, accents, moods, particles and tenses) repel Οί Πολλοί (hoi polloi) but attract devotees.
It was not the onstage presence of the writer and choreographer Emily Johnson, who passed cryptic notes meant to incite changes of gesture, action or mood among the performers; nor that of the ceramist Paula Greif, who spun clay pots unflappably with an associate throughout the show's ebb and flow.
When it came time to order dessert, I didn't want to break the peaceful mood, so I tried to tell the waitress, in a kind of cryptic parent-speak, that we would take the Valrhona Chocolate Mousse Cake Served With Vanilla Ice Cream and Caramel Sauce in the form of a piece of chocolate cake for one child and a separate dish of ice cream for the other.
Then the lady's mood changes when only gravitates to 4. Thelma has become taciturn, offering nothing beyond a cryptic assurance of her high regard for Standish.
Others were merely cryptic.
Drake offers cryptic koans.
