Sentence examples for promotes a mood from inspiring English sources
This soothing nonvintage Portuguese dessert red, redolent of raisins and dried prunes, neutralizes January nights and promotes a mood of well-being.
Leading off with what he described as an evening raga whose intent is to promote a mood of peace and purity, he played almost without pause for some 40 minutes, ending with a display of almost giddy virtuosity, in the form called the gat, that found him and Mr. Rakha trading breathtaking rhythmic riffs in ways that a jazz enthusiast could easily enjoy on his own, possibly misguided, terms.
After the Cultural Revolution subsided, in 1969, China used Ping-Pong matches to reconnect with the world, sometimes throwing matches to promote a friendlier mood.
The UT Tower massacre did, however, promote a national mood of unease: a knowledge that to live in America is to live with the risk, however tiny, that one ordinary day you might be hurled into a scene of carnage that, after Austin, Columbine, Virginia Tech, Newtown, Charleston, Orlando and the rest, can no longer truthfully be described as unimaginable.
Both David Armstrong and Mark Harrison have seen the war years as important for the rise of health education—either as Armstrong's "medicine of the social" promoted by the wartime need to know, or Harrison's argument that wartime health education in the army promoted a new mood of citizenship and responsibility.
These diet beauties are rich in minerals that can also relieve insomnia and promote a stable mood, so add them to salads or combine them with dried cherries for a healthy brain snack.
There is also a mood within Easter Road to promote youth development.
