Sentence examples for so many moods from inspiring English sources

With so many moods, rum can be more than a summertime fling, bartenders are learning.

So much of jazz is about the shadings of quieter moods, but so many moods sound the same from a distance.

So many moods, so many incarnations.... Diane Von Furstenberg's collection on Sunday evening took up the vague theme of a woman's passions, expressed in every conceivable form of adornment except a fig leaf.

The Superman story had been told in so many ways and in so many moods in the comics — he has married and mourned, died and been reborn — but shaping these transformative cycles into a new film, much less a viable series, remained elusive.

The actress effortlessly moves through so many moods, it's as if her charisma is carried on the wind.

So many mood pieces sustain their mood only as far as the closing credits; the blissful melancholy of Paris, Texas endures with recall and association, however distant from one's last viewing.

What drugs do to us is so broad, and here in 2015 there have never been so many mood options available to so many human beings.

That Burns realises these and so many additional moods and nuances in his epistles testifies to a perfect marriage of poetic personality and poetic form.

"The only way you can express so many different moods is on an album," says Baker of his first lengthy release.

Later, like so many others, his mood darkened.

"I'm really interested in how audience perception of a show will vary depending on so many things – their mood, the traffic, whether they ate or are hungry.