Sentence examples for essence and mood of from inspiring English sources
This Day of the Dead family captured the essence and mood of the festival.
It will change the essence and mood of the icing.
Redolent with the character of each individual in an intimate and personal domestic setting pensive young ladies at the piano, children engrossed with toys scattered on the floor, Katherine playing with a kitten in her lap these rich, warm portraits seem to express in colour and mood the essence of what Lewis Mumford called "the Brown Decades".
They cherish the essence and beauty of their religion.
"His songs capture the essence and beauty of this country".
By the end of the tour, Coltrane seems somewhat transfigured — his playing seems at times not appeased or tamped down but burned away to a spiritual essence, foreshadowing the mood and the content of much of his music from his own classic quartet, which finally began to coalesce in the summer of that year.
It was the runway essence of a mood that seemed to pervade a lot of this week's truly fun parties: that great late night when Iggy Pop cavorted at Don Hill's; the deliriously democratic V Magazine party at the Top of the Standard; the raucous Saturday night carnival the designer Alexander Wang staged under the High Line Park in a parking lot spattered with pigeon dung.
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In essence, that reminds us to remember that connection to Source and to possibly even cultivate a mood of gratitude amidst crisis and reverence that puts us in proper mode to handle the circumstance.
Therefore, the time is of essence and every minute counts.
