Sentence examples for familiar mood from inspiring English sources

I WANT to finish this column before a familiar mood has passed.

Classical literature had imbued popular culture to the extent that this single visual reference would be easily recognized by viewers of the period, permitting Kōrin to evoke a familiar mood or emotion without having to depict a specific plot incident.

Post-treatment interviews were conducted with each patient to establish the reason for this increase, and in each case the patient claimed it was part of the familiar mood fluctuations they experience in response to adverse life events (e.g. job pressures, relationship conflict, etc).

He found the familiar moods and rhythms satisfying, the tapping keys enclosed in the larger tapping of the rain.

And he was nearly as harsh on works by non-Hollywood composers, criticizing Richard Danielpour's "Voice of Remembrance" as "a succession of familiar moods and feelings".

Television viewers can see Ms. Lynch return to the role in a special post-Super Bowl episode of "Glee" that finds Sue Sylvester in a familiar, irritable mood.

Her characters live in South Dakota and California, in unnamed suburbs, rural towns and far-flung capitals that, if unrecognizable in detail, are familiar in mood.

Its pastiche of familiar cinematic moods and archetypes (the original title was "The Girl From Vietnam," a likely play on Orson Welles's "Lady From Shanghai") blunts the force of the story, even as Mr. Wang's extraordinary sense of color and composition reanimates some of its secondhand attitudes.

Located in the heart of the Seattle-area wine country, Woodinville is familiar with mood-altering substances.

Someone familiar with the mood of the team said there was still tension between the two.

On one level the show sets up an atmosphere of incipient danger, suggesting that mundane objects are potentially explosive, that every home is a possible disaster site, a mood familiar enough in certain parts of the world, Northern Ireland among them.