"delicate moods" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in the context of describing a person's emotions or the atmosphere in a certain setting. For example, "He was surrounded by delicate moods, feeling both contentment and unease."
Its fairylike scherzo, which incorporates part of a Scottish folk song, exemplifies the delicate moods that Mendelssohn excelled in creating.
As the title suggests, Ellington's version is a feature for the finely expressive trumpeter Cootie Williams, and it paints its warm, delicate moods with a musical palette that's much finer than Kirby's.
The delicate mood of Mr. Foote's text makes it all the more imperative that the actors stay attuned to one another's speeches.
But for all its ripples of dark laughter, Eugene O'Neill's masterwork is not, shall we say, Apatow-friendly material, and its delicate mood could be shattered if Mr. Rudd's fans came only looking for a good time.
High points were The Complete Concert (1996), live from the Wigmore Hall – a performance that caught Woods in more keening and delicate mood, notably on the Bill Evans dedication Goodbye Mr Evans; and Celebration!
Delicate in mood, subtle in brush work and color scheme, such works fail to register with many viewers.
If the visual narrative, in which scenes blend into one another, can be confusing, it helps sustains a delicate, dreamlike mood that evokes Mercer's sense of wonder as he interacts with assorted weirdos.
Playing a richly gilded historical copy made by the English maker Alan Gotto of Norwich, Rousset cajoled a delicate array of moods and colours, weaving the intricate lines and trills of François Couperin like golden thread in a French tapestry.
It was in a delicate, almost feathery mood that I sat down to watch this film: apparently set in Indonesia, probably an evanescent arthouse piece, and called, The Rain, was it … ?
The next section will show that the Finite/Predicator is the central element in the mood structure, the element which "carries the burden of the clause as an interactive event" ((Halliday & Matthiessen 2014): 150), although the various Negotiators serve to realize certain more delicate distinctions in mood.
These pieces, showing off many of the soloists in very contrasted moods, are delicate, often witty, incisive and beautiful.
