Sentence examples for mood bright from inspiring English sources

The din is incredible and the mood bright, everyone laughing.

The Philharmonic was in a good mood: bright, shiny and responsive.

U.S. Consumer Mood Brighter, Durable Goods In Demand.

The piece, though relatively brief, includes a number of distinct moods; bright, festive passages contrast with ominous ones.

Soft, pastel colorations aid in increasing work efficiency and contribute to tranquil moods; bright, strongly contrasting colours seem to contribute to excitement and enthusiasm.

On the tour so far, the mood seems bright.

The mood is bright and playful, wittiest when making variations out of latticed arms — holding them down, then up, then turning underneath them.

The best one, however, was the boy who gossiped a bit too loud in the cafe: "How did he even know where to put it in?" (I've always wondered since what said boy knows about mood lighting? Bright lampshades are almost as unsexy as socks in bed. Get back to me on that one, Henry).

You should have told me before we got into this!" "Darling," I start softly, during a commercial when the Steelers were winning, and his mood was bright.

Not in the mood for bright lipstick?

Hard though it is to measure impressions, the mood seemed brighter at English National Opera last week – and it has been fairly morgue-like of late – before curtain-up on Puccini's Madam Butterfly.