Sentence examples for imposing mood from inspiring English sources

But more and more prominent folk singers and respected travelling bands are ending up here, presumably to take advantage of the neo-classical acoustics and the imposing mood of hushed reverence.

Unlike Sinatra he doesn't impose his mood swings or dictate new rules to the standards he performs along with originals.

To be successful as a director of research or as a manager, if you impose your mood on the organization, you're not getting the full amount out of the organization.

Ms. Franklin is still a house-wrecker, and a performer so imposing that her mood is easily transmitted to her audience.

But if the film has an extraordinary presence, it is also — perhaps mainly — about transience and impermanence: Bergman sets key scenes at dawn and dusk, suggesting the implacable passage of time and subtly imposing his characteristic mood of foreboding and loss.

Justice Kennedy's fishing expedition in European courts is "meaningless" yet "dangerous", since "this court...should not impose foreign moods, fads, or fashions on Americans".

The manager's relationship with the Brazilian media has been fraught during this tournament, with several media blackouts imposed, but the mood on this occasion was forgiving.

But those moments are rare, and for the most part Lepage has been careful to pay homage to the music, keeping the gadgetry low-key and respectful and intelligently enhancing Wagner's mood rather than imposing his own.

It was an imposing energy to encounter in tubular mood lighting.

He saves his best work for landscape shots; whether filming a river, street scenes or the imposing sky, he captures Mia's mood.

In addition to imposing physical barriers to walking and other forms of activity, inclement weather may also adversely impact mood, possibly reducing motivation to remain active.