Sentence examples for mood and texture from inspiring English sources

They give mood and texture to a room.

"Lynch is a director of mood and texture, the queasier the better," the critic J. Hoberman observed back in 1984.

It also suggests how, in the future, 9/11 might have its own unique mood and texture.

Mr. Jacobsen, who has performed the Biber before, seemed fully at home with its violinistic challenges and its sudden shifts of mood and texture.

It's commonly accepted that the Manson murders drastically changed the mood and texture of Southern California in the late 60's, essentially shutting down the era with a sickening thud.

The arrangements, outsourced to a handful of seasoned orchestrators, varied greatly in mood and texture, though each was clearly conceived as a black-velvet cushion for Sting, who at 58 still has his distinctive croon, rounded and foggy in the lower depths and tersely silvery near the top of his range.

Set largely in a clinic – or a vision of one – for patients stricken with an enigmatic sleeping sickness, it has mood, sound and texture to shiver and swoon for, though like a dream, I didn't retain everything when it was over.

The pin-point accuracy, the long, constantly evolving melodies, the variety of moods and textures are simply breathtaking.

The seven sections, though stark, traverse a variety of moods and textures, from the austere, low male voices of "O Adonai" to the ecstatic "O Emmanuel".

Joe Henry's songs revolve around moods and textures, late-night ruminations and unexpected confessions, drifting from folky pop to the fringes of jazz.

"Closing Bell" (2011), a New York premiere, is set to excerpts from Tyondai Braxton's "Central Market," a melting pot of musical moods and textures that is mirrored in Mr. Heginbotham's movement choices for his four performers.