Sentence examples for mood sound from inspiring English sources

Set largely in a clinic – or a vision of one – for patients stricken with an enigmatic sleeping sickness, it has mood, sound and texture to shiver and swoon for, though like a dream, I didn't retain everything when it was over.

There's a camp element in Mahler, with his changes of mood, sound effects (bird calls), and collage-like juxtapositions of swatches of very different kinds of music: a march worthy of Sousa; a song; an offstage fluegelhorn solo; the sugary music of the second movement, like a precursor to big bands.

The work described in Eggink and Raimond [4] provides a solution that implements an automated semantic annotation that classifies mood, sound effect, and semantic tagging, targeted to the general public.

Turned on keyboard sounds to play a few impromptu piano pieces for a colleague who was in a bad mood (sounded more like organ, on reflection).

So much of jazz is about the shadings of quieter moods, but so many moods sound the same from a distance.

Mr. Lee's new movie sets the story of a convicted drug dealer's last night of freedom against the backdrop of post-9/11 New York, and while the story doesn't entirely cohere or mesh with the setting, the film works as a lovely, moving succession of moods, sounds and images.

Mr. Voisine layers transparent shades of geometric color to allude to space, mood and sound.

In the mid-1970s Eno began developing his theory of ambient music, creating subtle instrumentals to affect mood through sound.

— seems to capture the mood (and sound and scent) when the High Line's dune-grassy vegetation is audibly swishing back and forth.

Page is considered one of rock's guitar heroes, but, because he was more interested in creating a distinctive mood and sound on a recording than in displaying his virtuosity, he frequently chose not to include a guitar solo in Zeppelin songs.

The body uses it to produce serotonin, a chemical messenger associated with stable mood and sound sleep.