Sentence examples for mood created by from inspiring English sources

They are about the mood created by the people who run the space.

I tend to go to bed in a mood created by the audience the previous night.

The mood created by Fabio Capello in the England training camp in South Africa was one of stultifying boredom.

"The wind shocks you out of the gentle ambient mood created by the sighing of the lights," he said.

Ms. Sheppard describes the ambience in her bedroom as beachy, and that's exactly the mood created by the white and turquoise color scheme.

Maggie O'Farrell's Instructions for a Heatwave (Tinder Press) is as good as any of her previous books and evokes the mood created by the heatwave of 1976.

As a nod to the moods created by the album, Champion has compared the song lyrics to the 1972 song "Perfect Day" by American rock singer-songwriter Lou Reed, stating that the "lyrics are beautiful and they're really, really happy, but the music is really, really sad.

The mood arc created by Ramsay is outstanding.

Although it is impossible to define the idyll as a definite literary form, the adjective idyllic has come to be synonymous with the rustic, pastoral, and tranquil, the mood first created by the Alexandrian poets.

From the opening scene of Erin's birthday party, a discordant mood is created by director Selina Cartmell, with the family and their ill-assorted guests talking past each other.

A haunting mood is created by walls, painted a somber blue-gray, draped and swagged in funereal black "but hopefully not too morbid," said Kathleen Craughwell-Varda, a museum consultant and guest curator of this exhibition.