The sound holds moods the way humid air holds smells.
This red hood holds the mood, keeps my eye happy.
His ear is as sensitive and pleasure-hungry as his eye, as can be heard in that "This red hood holds the mood, keeps my eye happy," which is practically pornographic.
Each of the three movements of the resulting Bass Concerto set, and held, a mood, chopping at a theme in the first movement ("Sisifo"), swaying with languor in the second ("La Noche").
Wales at Wembley, a fixture no more threatening on paper than this affair here, will be an interesting test of their ability to hold the mood and, more so, of the real depth of Capello's influence.
He has far less day-to-day influence now, after years spent developing a theory he calls "socionomics," which holds "social moods" as the cause not only of market cycles but also of economic and political events.
Roddick was in fearsome form on Monday and starts out in the same mood today, holding to 15.
He plaited a thick rope of suspense from strands that initially seem inconsequential, and the music found and underlined these longer threads, creating and holding and intensifying a mood across multiple scenes, keeping one aware of the bigger picture.
Davis began the piece in a wondering, sensitive, almost hesitant mood; by holding down dynamic levels, tugging back on the beat, and letting Berlioz's long lyrical phrases hang for an extra moment in the air, he created a sense of music afraid to go over the brink.
We predicted and found evidence that, independent of the effects of mood, individuals holding a stress-is-enhancing versus a stress-is-debilitating mindset were less likely to judge a target experiencing a heavy workload as suffering from burnout, somatic symptoms, or presenteeism (i.e., reduced productivity at work due to health problems).
