Sentence examples for modern mood from inspiring English sources

This younger, more modern mood got a proper runout as the collection continued.

"Mr. Robot" may be self-serious, but it's also a rarity on TV, capturing a modern mood, an ambient distrust based on genuine social betrayals.

But with Ghesquière back on the scene, Wang had the walls and floor of the Paris Observatory clad with matt silver panels, which emphasised the modern mood of the sleek high white polonecks, the boxing-leather gloves, and the bold zippered crosses stamped on coats and tunics.

With this term he wants to denote that the modern mood takes or approaches the world as always and already framed, i.e., enframed.

+ 3D-printed "virtual creature" necklaces, modern mood rings and germ-filtering scarves were all the rage.

However, Portnoy did want to retain a "cutting, aggressive, modern" mood throughout, "It had to have balls," he added, "it had to be cool".

But the Mexican left has modern moods and antique moods, and when antiquity prevails, the left sees no difference at all.

FROM the postwar froth of Dior's New Look marched a new shoe for the new mood: sleek, modern and attenuated like a skyscraper, a Giacometti bronze, a Saarinen Tulip chair.

"But as we'll be hearing today," Dr. Goodwin told his audience, "modern treatments — mood stabilizers in particular — have been proven both safe and effective in bipolar children".

Tristram Shandy and its author, Laurence Sterne, are so intensely modern in mood and attitude, so profanely alert to the nuances of the human comedy, and so engaged with the narrative potentiality of the genre that it comes as something of a shock to discover that the novel was published during the seven years war.

In the meantime, to get you in the Modern architecture appreciation mood, click through this slideshow to view key buildings of Modernism from around the world, some of which have already been recognized by UNESCO as such.