Sentence examples for mood established from inspiring English sources
And with the mood established, they took their places around a Steinway piano and prepared to summon the spirit of Mr. Bernstein.
While the two projects are quite different, and each artist has her own goals, the characteristics of vines contribute to the mood established in both instances.
At the end of a day of perfect New York summer weather on Thursday, the mood established by the Lincoln Center Out of Doors two-part event of dance and live music at the Damrosch Park Bandshell was just right: generous, warm, high-spirited real entertainment for a big audience.
This past weekend, the mood established by the festivities of the White House Correspondents Dinnerr shifted very quickly to the harried, high-tension period of time of waiting for Sunday night's surprise news about the death of Osama bin Laden to break.
Everything -- including Alexandre Desplat's score, with its mocking, light notes and urgent rhythms suggestive of Bernard Herrmann -- works to sustain a mood, establish an atmosphere and confirm an authorial intelligence that distinguishes this film from the chaff.
The song continues the ruminative yet quietly dangerous mood already established.
That mood was established from the start of Beethoven's late Opus 126 Bagatelles, restrained here but with tender bendings of the pulse and, in the final Presto, epic intimations.
Behind him it rains unstoppingly for the next three and a half hours, reinforcing the melancholy Caledonian mood Warner established when we met, as he pointed out closed-down shops on Princes Street.
We attempted to disentangle the influence of affect on cognition by examining the effect of manipulating both serotonin (via acute tryptophan depletion [ATD]) and mood on established hot and cold cognitive tasks.
In the middle of the infield, the mood is established by Rollins.
His work is very internal, perhaps not introverted but not (displaying) an outward kind of theatricality". "There's always some sort of mood being established," she explains, "an inner tension that you feel.
