Sentence examples for intended mood from inspiring English sources

Through the band's own interactive arrangements you can hear the melody of each song, and its intended mood too.

Walking into the store, you become immersed in the intended mood with a whiff of cedar incense cones and the bouncy swing of the early Billie Holiday catalog.

Hall and Mendes would first discuss the intended mood of a scene, but he was allowed to light the shot in any way he felt necessary.

They were further instructed to annotate according to the perceived mood, that is, the "represented" mood, not to the induced, that is, "felt" one, which could have resulted in too high labelling ambiguity: while one may know the represented mood, it is not mandatory that the intended or equal mood is felt by the raters.

The other was an attempt to fashion a sort of theatrical presentation, with dramatic lighting intended to heighten mood.

They come in blends of Pure Calm, Pure Bliss, Pure Rest, and Pure Energy, each of which is intended to improve "mood, mental balance and overall health".

Emmett's lyrics as they were originally intended reflect the mood of the United States in the late 1850s toward growing abolitionist sentiment.

Now, manufacturers are bringing out a new batch of wax burners, intended to manipulate moods with just the flick of a Bic.