Sentence examples for mood generated from inspiring English sources
THERE is a particular warmth to the mood generated by a well-operated, family-run restaurant.
What's more, the mood generated in her that evening leads to decisions that change her life disastrously and forever.
Positive data have underscored the view that robust household spending and the feel-good mood generated by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's pro-growth policies are gradually prompting companies to increase capital spending and hiring.
It is impossible to measure the extent to which the feel-good mood generated by the inclusion in the session of two substantial private collections contributed to this success.
The album has a relaxed mood generated by Brown's "gentle riffs and chords", a quality continued from his previous studio album Celebration (1999).
Neurotech is now a hot market, with dozens of companies developing devices to modulate mood, generate energy or promote relaxation.
Film historian Richard Peterson notes that "German cinema became famous for stories of psychological horror and for uncanny moods generated through lighting, set design and camera angles".
A very different mood is generated by the carved wood figure of the Bodhisattva of Compassion recently installed in the museum's Chinese galleries.
The post, which RiRi said represented her mood, has generated 2.6 million likes — and interest in who the kids were.
A good one sets the mood and generates so much excitement.
The mood they generate is the main character on that stage.
