Sentence examples for direct mood from inspiring English sources

Mr. Diggs's "me," performed by Karen Moore, created a similarly dark, direct mood with flowing ingredients like a sudden drop into a deep knee-bend, abrupt stretched-leg extensions and hard-swinging, fisted hands.

In addition, the direct mood experience was assessed using the Brief Mood Introspective Scale (BMIS) that was administered to the participants at the beginning and the end of the session.

Though the intrusive wall-to-wall music tries to lighten (and direct) the mood at every interval, melancholy clings to this film.

The best representative is V.V. Swaminathan, who also is responsible for the rediscovery of the Tamil classical legacy, usually called "Tamil Renaissance," which tended to direct the mood of writers back to the glorious past.

In the background cloudscapes and sunrises alternate with a large disc that acts as a kind of outsized traffic signal, with changing colors (designed by Robert Wierzel) that direct our moods.

The Sims is a video game in which players create virtual people called "Sims" and places them in houses and helps direct their moods and satisfy their desires.

Darkin is adept at directing different moods, but her trajectory is too piecemeal, her characters and choreography too sketchy to carry the weight of their own ideas.

Part of this involves self-selecting groups with built-in demographic differences, but most of it is a direct response to mood, subject matter and imagery.

Furthermore, we want to verify whether there is a direct correlation between mood and genre and whether or not some music genres have only one predominant emotion.

It will help direct both the mood of the shower party and can even impact the gifts.

The punky crowd laughed, and Bond, sensing a rambunctious mood, directed the accompanist to skip the next two ballads, both AIDS tributes.