"It was so singular, and it came from a mood, quite a desolate mood.
He had a singular way of creating a mood with light and shadow, and he fills this painting with a glow from a window.
During this period Mahfouz added to the total of 14 volumes of short stories that he published, often with stories of singular blackness that matched his mood.
The melodies are there, the moods are utterly singular, and there's a song called "Pets" about how all of our pets are going to die one day.
In a more extreme example, Latin ī "go!" cumulatively represents in one fused form the verb meaning "go," active voice, imperative mood, second person, and singular number, each a grammatically distinct category.
The mood was celebratory, befitting a singular figure in American history whose ministry touched millions.
Stand-alone components tend "to visually break up the wall," said Mr. Schultes, who explained that he combined them into "a singular whole to enhance the architectural quality and holistic mood of the bathroom".
Verbs had two tenses only (present-future and past), three moods (indicative, subjunctive, and imperative), two numbers (singular and plural), and three persons (1st, 2nd, and 3rd).
But when Ms. Monheit latches onto the right song, she weaves a singular spell that has more to do with tone and mood than with interpretive depth.
