Sentence examples for deep moods from inspiring English sources

Handke balances deep moods with vivid side business, including whimsical games and painful provocations by Marianne's young son (Markus Mühleisen).

The deep moods are balanced by vivid and witty side business: Marianne's young son's games and provocations are both whimsical and agonizing, and brilliant turns by the actor Rüdiger Vogler (playing himself) and by Bernhard Minetti as Marianne's father, a writer who delivers wise yet tough advice, round out a bracing, poetic blend of experience and imagination.

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.

The EP's title-track has a strong, percussive structure and a deep mood.

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

I wanted to bring the people in with a smooth, deep mood and an original Bakerman tune...but this went terribly wrong.

This work has more and deeper moods than some Mozart concertos, and Mr. Fray traced them knowingly at the second performance, on Saturday, ultimately emerging into pure Mozartean joy by way of a witty exit from the cadenza of the finale and a few late flourishes.

But America is again in a deep isolationist mood.

"Two Lovers" (James Gray): A deep melodramatic mood and a sense of place; an ending worthy of Douglas Sirk's "There's Always Tomorrow".

You Am I were also magnificent with their Sunday evening hits-and-memories set, although frontman Tim Rogers was clearly in a deep red mood (possibly because of having their set truncated due to things running late, possibly because his voice wasn't in tip top condition, possibly because he's Tim Rogers and that's just occasionally part of the deal).

Mignola's sparse illustration is given deep, complex mood thanks to Stewart's transfixing color palettes.