Sentence examples for stirring mood from inspiring English sources
The "Hungarian Melody" has a hardy foursquare theme much like the somber tunes that set the stirring mood in many of Liszt's Hungarian rhapsodies.
If the crowds were not always stirring, the mood peristed through the day.
To make matters worse, Janet has been out sick and Philip has been in one of his moods—stirring up trouble.
Much harder to quantify is the injury curse that recurred to haunt Arsenal, first Laurent Koscielny and then Alexis Sanchez limping off to darken the mood further following a stirring Norwich comeback.
The two were caught up in the revolutionary mood of the times and wrote stirring odes to freedom and fatherland.
They have caught the mood in equality-conscious Europe, where the millions earned by some are stirring up resentment.
Whose emotions are carried on the backs of stirring chords and thunderous harmonies, and intensified by the fervour of a crowd in festive mood?
Watergate, mood rings, "Jaws," Whip Inflation Now? Do these details collectively take on the stirring qualities of, say, the Revolutionary War or the Civil War, both of which have previously been covered by American Girl?
