Sentence examples for mood was set from inspiring English sources
A different mood was set by the celibate priests of the mysteries.
The mood was set around food on the table, whether it was taking care of an illness, crying over a loss, celebrating every emotion.
The mood was set by the union's president, Barbara Bowen, who called for "a revolution in thought at the mayor's office".
The positive mood was set early on by a surprise interest rate hike in Australia, which revived hopes that the global economic recovery was gaining ground.
In other idea-saturated Presidencies — Kennedy's and Reagan's, for instance — the mood was set at the top, by the charismatic leader; intellectuals were as spellbound as everyone else.
The mood was set early on as economists suggested China could be tempted to raise its interest rates to dampen down demand, following news that inflation had hit a two year high.
The mood is set immediately.
The mood is set: No 17, Cherry Tree Lane is in for a dark surprise.
Skunky, karma-comic changes of mood are set against slow, suffocating beats.
The mood is set by nostalgic black and white photographs of old New York, sports' heros and scenes from classic films.
Sure, there's the clockwork percussion of the vintage drum machines, the picked guitar and vinyl scratches, but the mood is set to a dusky mellowness.
