Sentence examples for distinct mood from inspiring English sources

By contrast, each of Debussy's beautiful "Trois Chansons de Charles d'Orléans" cast its own distinct mood.

The atmosphere is scarcely penitential but there is a distinct mood of artistic fervour among the audience.

Mr. Schiff seemed as much creator as recreator, conjuring not only a distinct mood but also a distinct world of sound for each work.

Senior British figures say they have detected a distinct mood change in Brussels and national capitals after Cameron's 45-minute speech to the European council in December.

There was a different, distinct mood for each set: warmth for Rachmaninoff, silvery coolness for Berg's "Seven Early Songs," a light-hearted lilt for Zemlinsky's "Walzer-Gesänge" (Waltz Songs).

Like the Dutch Surrealist Pieter Ouborg, Mr. Blayer creates a distinct mood in his paintings: an atmosphere, which is punctuated by an obsession with the edges of our existence, whether it is at the foot of nature's most awe-inspiring vistas or amid the decaying waste of some of our lost industries.

The piece, though relatively brief, includes a number of distinct moods; bright, festive passages contrast with ominous ones.

Stevens now sees the fluctuating styles as the symbol of Williams's subtly distinct moods, moving as they did from disapproving, to intellectual, to schoolboyish or to outright furious.

"Paranoid Android" is categorised by three distinct moods written in what Yorke referred to as three different states of mind.

Harris finds perfect pauses amid the hyperactivity of contemporary gaming, capturing moments that contain distinct moods that might be wholly unrelated to the wider context of what is playing out onscreen, a calm amid a cacophony of alerts and warning sirens. .

The disposition of a healthy rump of the new chamber, reflecting a distinct contemporary mood in the Australian electorate, is populist and and protectionist.