Sentence examples for of mood that from inspiring English sources
The sharp conflicts of mood that characterize the sonatas of C.P.E.
Though prone to violent shifts of mood that closely follow the situations, the score has a taut linear continuity.
She often has an inner pensiveness of expression, the same inwardness of mood that is communicated by Botticelli's saints.
"There's no doubt that I do have extremes of mood that are greater than just about anybody else I know.
Next comes a change of mood, that is to say the same thing is played slow instead of fast.
It's precisely that consistency of mood that brings together all the seeming weirdness into something extraordinarily listenable as a complete piece.
It goes through a set of moods that works well not only on guitar but for the entire band as well.
They will be gratified by the combination of obsessiveness and calm — a very Sebaldian alloy of moods — that Mr. Gee brings to a project whose straightforwardness conceals a vast ambition.
"We felt that Bohemian Rhapsody probably captured more or less all the types of moods that we were doing," Mercury told Phonograph Record magazine in 1976.
Yet it does offer an illustration of the mood that has come to surround the camp, which is one of fractiousness, distrust and doom-mongering.
The scramble has some of the mood that surrounded the dot-com start-ups in the 1990s.
