Sentence examples for deep mood of from inspiring English sources

Ed Miliband said the speech overall did not match the deep mood of anxiety and cynicism shown by voters in the European and local elections.

P: We prefer the kind of music that requires a certain deep mood, like the movies.

Van Etten's lush, deep voice conjures a mood of ghostly reverie.

That suggests a mood of deep cynicism about the political process itself.

Among lawmakers these days there is a mood of deep wariness.

The conservative opposition, in a mood of deep introversion after being turfed out last October, can hardly challenge the handling of a crisis it helped to create.

When the 112th Congress convenes, next month, a third of the Republican members will be freshmen, bound to a mood of deep disaffection.

On a weeklong visit, I found a mood of deep unease in an America that seems to have descended into tribalism — not ethnic, but political, economic and social.

I sat through through the resulting piece in a mood of deep respect but I found that I couldn't surrender to it.

Reflecting a mood of deep indignation, the independent Vienna daily Die Presse suggested that a break in diplomatic relations with Libya would be "a justified act of protest" for the airport killings.

Then, sitting alone at the piano and accompanying herself in a flowing semiclassical style that allows her voice and instrument to breathe as one, she sustained a mood of deep contemplation, turning four of her finest originals — "My Father," "Secret Gardens," the recent "Wings of Angels" and "The Blizzard" — into a memory suite.