Sentence examples for mood slightly from inspiring English sources

There are moments where Isbell, mostly via duets, softens the mood slightly.

Understandably, this self-indulgent mood slightly mars my husband's pure and uncomplicated enjoyment of this terrific show.

It's not particularly cheery; themes don't get darker than mortality, although a subtheme, transformation, lightens the mood slightly.

Penny Wensley, the Australian ambassador, stiffened the mood slightly by voicing impatience with what many governments saw as strong-arm tactics by American lawmakers.

A Labour insider, who was loosely associated with Kendall's campaign, interprets the conference mood slightly differently to the delegates, describing it as subdued.

Last Monday, the game took place, and I approached it in a mood slightly different to that in which I'd accepted the challenge five weeks earlier.

The Gurung use the honey they collect primarily as a sweetener or mild painkiller to dull the aches of agricultural work and alter their moods slightly.

A grid over the flash, which focuses the light and leaves the frame edges dark, gives some photos an intimate and slightly surreal mood, somewhat reminiscent of photos from Truman Capote's legendary 1966 masked ball.

The mood shifted slightly when Felix da Housecat took the stage.

Negative mood was slightly greater for students given the reading task.

THE mood was slightly tense in early June at Pinewood Studios here.