Sentence examples for mood rather than from inspiring English sources

Ed Ruscha's art draws on the mood, rather than the light, of the city.

Berger's comedy is impressionistic, conjuring up a mood, rather than offering an explicit critique.

But if you're banishing a mood rather than a condition, things are trickier.

But she's more old-fashioned, in search of a sustained mood rather than intellectual fillips.

The eruptions of anger in Manchester and east London represent a mood rather than a movement.

Europe's myriad small firms are still in a wait-and-see mood rather than a go-for-growth one.

They are character pieces, presenting distinct movements of contrasting moods rather than an integrated multi-movement sonata.

But what people need is a humane approach, to help them understand and address their moods, rather than labels and medication".

Her collections, tending to reflect her moods rather than her principles, have been received as politely as a successful woman suddenly announcing she had fallen in love with the milkman.

Anton Chekhov, whose short career was as momentous as any of these, has his own distinct tone and manner, but the impression it leaves is curiously elusive, offering reticence and hesitation in place of "personality", and a series of moods rather than a discernible attitude to life, even the attitude of uncertainty.

Objectless emotions share many properties with other emotions, especially in their physiological and motivational aspects, but they might more properly be classified as moods rather than full-fledged emotions.