Sentence examples for needless mood from inspiring English sources

(Stevens) 'IVANOV' Jonathan Bank's staging of the Chekhov classic "Ivanov" with the National Asian-American Thaster Company has an impressively consistent tone, notwithstanding some needless mood music.

(Zinoman) 'IVANOV' Jonathan Banks staging of the Chekhov classic Ivanov with the National Asian-American Thaster Company has an impressively consistent tone, notwithstanding some needless mood music.

(Brantley) 'IVANOV' Jonathan Bank's staging of the Chekhov classic "Ivanov" with the National Asian-American Thaster Company has an impressively consistent tone, notwithstanding some needless mood music.

It killed the mood, needless to say.

Needless to say, my mood was pretty low.

This conception of sexual intercourse as liberal dick-measuring contest writ large, both right-on and gung-ho, is not, needless to say, the ideal mood setter.

Needless to say, its modes and moods are somewhat giddier, but "Prudencia" makes its own irresistible argument for the importance of finding a ballad to call your own.

Needless to say, he is in no mood to answer.

Needless to say, an artist so invested in mood is bound to have an agonized relationship with country radio, generally the primary engine of industry success.

Needless to say, Betty is in a crabby mood when Don finally gets around to calling her the next day.

"Bad!" Needless to say, this pig pile of indignity put Radio Shack in a far chattier mood.