Sentence examples for proper mood from inspiring English sources

(The official title is "eXistenZ"). In any case, Mr. Cronenberg reportedly had his cast read Sartre, Kierkegaard, Nietzsche and Camus to get into the proper mood.

The solution, it seemed, was to make some kind of scarecrow, which is not a bad project if you're in the proper mood.

Quite apart from anything else, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is exercising the honorary Oscar in its proper mood of "Forgive us, please".

"I have to see the action in my head first," said Mr. Pinkney, a gentle man with a beard shot with gray who happily dons baggy pants and vintage vests to evoke the proper mood for drawing a buzzard in a top hat.

With that in mind, and to observe "Caturday" and to help you (and me!) get into the proper mood for the weekend, I am sharing some short videos of pandas doing what I wish I could do right now: enjoy the snow.

In a series of articles[13 15], the issue of creating a proper mood database was considered.

If dosed with the proper mood-stabilizing drug in 1888, would van Gogh have become, as Gayford ventures, "a different — and probably a duller — artist"?

Each bar, restaurant, and gaming floor has its own carpet to channel the right mood in the proper places.

5th, we picked up our "Daily Worker" to get into a proper inflammatory mood for literary compositions and noticed with some surprise that the forecast said "Weather-probably rain".

However, this car is heavy nearly 4,000 pounds, so the lower torque of the smaller, four-cylinder engine probably isn't going to be quite enough oomph to set the proper motoring mood.

To set the proper historical mood, maybe run a Keystone Kops soundtrack in the background?