Sentence examples for special mood from inspiring English sources

That special mood?

Candles and incense have long been used to mask nasty odors or create a special mood.

Just as only "Wuthering Heights" has the certain, special mood of "Wuthering Heights," so these books show you scenes that you won't find elsewhere.

For her part, Queen Rania told her panel's moderator, Charlie Rose, that "there is a special mood in the world right now, when there is a global moral consciousness" that can be a force for good.

No. Simply because it's one you watch once, and it sticks with you, but I'd have to be in one hell of a special mood to watch it again, as frankly some of it is just too painful to see".

But no two presidential inaugurations are ever completely alike, even if they involve the same president, and to catch the special mood and the immediate resonances, you ideally need to be somewhere in the US when and as they happen.

These changes, they say, symbolize the special moods of woman.

These pure Cronenberg movies are fun — if you're in that special midnight mood — but they're exhausting too.

The imperative is a special grammatical mood for commands, instructions and requests, and if you use an exclamation point, then the thought becomes a shout.

It also has its own special, sensitive mood of sturdy reverie, as opposed to the monumental power of the larger, more elaborate pieces.

Subordination of clauses is done by the use of special subordinate moods.