Sentence examples for most moody from inspiring English sources

It's like, what do they think!" The hushed room heard the 12 breakup songs that fill "Little Broken Hearts," which is easily Ms. Jones's darkest, most moody album; it's due for release on May 1.

"It's so empty that it feels like night time during the day," says Beirut entrepreneur and film producer Georges Schoucair, who knows something about how to create atmosphere, being in the process of commissioning Lebanon's most moody architect, Bernard Khoury, to design a new arts complex in the city.

That is, for me, one of the most moody songs on the record: just dense with mood.

Although this could have been the very same description of music backing any recent sci-fi flick on SyFy or otherwise, this happens to be the lift-off track of one of the most moody yet emotionally-driven scores unleashed this year in any movie genre.

His signature sped up apache breaks are still there, but this time they're accompanied by some of the most moodiest and melodic layers I've ever heard from Mr. Jenkinson.

What most shaped Moody's view on Greece was that few in the agency could conceive that euro countries would let one of their own become a deadbeat.

Morgan Stanley appears to be the most vulnerable as Moody's is threatening to cut the bank's ratings by three notches, to a level that would be well below the rating of some other rivals.

Most bullish is Moody's Analytics, which forecast that the package would add 1.9 million jobs, cutting the unemployment rate by a point, and increase growth by two percentage points.

Literal smoke and figurative mirrors lie at the heart of this ornate, atmospheric production, which, as usual, makes the most of eerie, moody lighting, eclectic music that wails and chants and throbs, exotic dancing and flamboyant costumes.

The experience of sitting under this shower of warm light is mesmerizing for even the most jaded or moody.

"Most girls are moody," he claimed.