Sentence examples for mood of it from inspiring English sources

Why is the mood of it so hesitant, so withdrawn?

Revisiting "The 400 Blows" is like probing your own past, because the mood of it won't stay still; something you recall as dolorous turns out to be a lark, whereas the glee of a trip to the movies and a strawberry ice with your parents melts so fast that it breaks your heart.

Versailles (BBC2) | iPlayer A Midsummer Night's Dream (BBC1) | iPlayer Alan Patridge's Scissored Isle (Sky Atlantic) | Available on Now TV Jeremy Corbyn: The Outsider (Vice News) Eleven full minutes into Versailles, and I was cheerfully bonding with the Franco-Canadian mood of it all.

Because we're superimposing it on these cartoon characters almost, it's much easier to get into the mood of it.

She captured the mood of it, the darkness of some of the scenes, the vitality of the old women.

While we may not fully possess the technology to record the energy that which emanates from a mind, heart, body or musical instrument simultaneously, I whole heartedly believe that music is just like food in that the intentions and mood of it's creator are consumed by it's audiences.

"The Sun is registering the change in mood of its readership – it has to, otherwise it doesn't make commercial sense".

Given the nature of the Republican primary system — and the mood of its voters this year — it has its own grim logic.

Fiasco has stated that he based his debut album Food & Liquor (2006) on the conceptual style and "moods" of It Was Written.

If "The Ides of March" reflects a mood of cynicism, it is probably "a good thing" to get it out in the open, he argued.

But writing it was just writing in a place of trying to get to a feeling and a mood of what it can feel like at times to be nine years old.