Sentence examples for set a mood from inspiring English sources

The picture-perfect scene set a mood that was celebratory rather than mournful.

As a box of cookies was passed around, Duke set a mood of disconcerting intimacy.

Mining and drilling, in particular, have set a mood that has never disappeared from the West.

And the wrongdoing unfolds in Detroit, so it doesn't take much to set a mood of desperation and decline.

"If you're going to build one you should really try to set a mood and create some drama.

Tobi and Peter, who run the place, know how to set a mood: at weekends (starting Thursdays) DJs play everything from dub to sega, mostly with a vinyl-only policy.

The name Victoria's Secret was chosen, in 1977, to set a mood-music of sobriety and respectability, and that wholesomeness is still there, despite the acres of flesh on show.

Upon arrival, travelers are greeted by self check-in computers and each room is equipped with MoonPad, a tablet that allows guests to control the blinds, adjust the climate control and the (colored) lighting and set a mood-enhanced wake-up call.

Ms. Rist co-composed the lazy instrumental melody piped into the gallery, which sets a mood.

Theatrical names do a lot of heavy lifting: creating a world, setting a mood, sealing a time and place.

In my suite, a cowskin rug sat beneath a checked Knole-type sofa, setting a mood both arty and cosy.