Sentence examples for mood and setting from inspiring English sources
The mood and setting all began in Ellis's mind.
Told largely through the gathering of the animals, as befits a Christmas story for very young readers, Thompson's rendition emphasizes mood and setting.
IT could happen on a train, in a restaurant or during an awe-inspiring aria at a performance of "Carmen": a neighbor's cellphone starts bleating the theme song from "Friends," disrupting the mood and setting nerves on edge.
And it has been expressed most prominently in "Black Watch," a play about a Scottish army unit in Iraq that has emerged as the three-week festival's runaway hit and its conscience, both capturing a mood and setting a tone.
The radio sound effects in the introduction were intended to create a mood and setting for the song.
Mood and setting are identical in him.
One small, synecdochic example: the use of lugubrious music to sway the mood and set the tone, and which is often reminiscent of what Jason Segel's character composes for a TV-thriller series in "Forgetting Sarah Marshall".
Infused with positive psychology, they are designed to help you and the person you are talking to get a lift in mood and set you up to enjoy a more lighthearted time together.
In "X-Men: Apocalypse," which was projected to take in $65 million domestically over its Memorial Day opening weekend and which has pulled down $185.8 millionon worldwide, an ancient mutant with god-like powers (Oscar Isaac) awakens from a centuries-long slumber in a supervillain-bad mood and sets out to purify (i.e., destroy) what he sees as a fallen world.
In "X-Men: Apocalypse," which was projected to take in $65 million domestically over its Memorial Day opening weekend and which has pulled down $185.8 millionon worldwide, an ancient mutant with god-like powers (Oscar Isaac) awakens from a centuries-long slumber in a supervillain-bad mood and sets out to purify..
Let in the amount of light you want to complement your mood, and set the tone you are looking for.
