Sentence examples for mood and pace from inspiring English sources

In this case, hymns and rock'n'roll vary the musical mood and pace at key moments.

His ability to shift fluidly between mood and pace has made Goodman one of Hollywood's most revered character actors.

And she's reliably in the pocket, the steady force that sets the mood and pace for the rest of the band.

A sudden change of mood and pace occurred when McGovern's character, Simon, sings a lament for his baby, a cot death victim.

But the mood and pace of the new show, set in a family-run burger joint near a beachfront amusement park, are different from those of either the MacFarlane oeuvre or "The Simpsons," which serves as its lead-in.

They've built up a remarkable following, thanks largely to their stomping shanties and rousing big-band arrangements, but their latest studio album, Broadside, features traditional songs given highly elaborate arrangements, with constant changes of mood and pace.

Editors assemble dailies (also called rushes) into story form, create mood and pacing, select audio and visual effects and music, and prepare their TV episodes or films for viewing by a director or producer.

The show is able to mix moods, tones and pacing and yet, it feels more cohesive and assured than ever.

The serenity, meditative moods and glacial pace of most of the first two movements are replaced by a seething tension in the finale, "Deciso," in which anxiety underpins the rhythmically intense conclusion.

He doesn't deploy humour or change of mood and change of pace in the way that Tony Blair could.

Although the novel's plot is simple, its dramatic mood, quick pace and portrayal of Bowery life have made it memorable.