Sentence examples for subtle moods from inspiring English sources

Schubert's own uncanny ability to conjure subtle moods was explored in the next set.

Olav Björnsen of Prog4you.com stated that "layers upon layers of electronic sounds, that fill out the soundscapes of the songs, create nuances and subtle moods as well as walls of sound and tension".

He excelled in drawing background scenes that added a subtle mood to his images.

He will be aware of the crowd behind his back, and of the unseen millions watching him work, through television camera lenses which emphasise every nuance of body language and subtle mood swing.

Despite their overtly obnoxious methods (talking over each other, invading personal space, even shoving), the performance itself relied on a delicate structure of skits, using non sequiturs and subtle mood adjustments to move it along.

High points include a bizarre earlier version of the song we all know as "Blue Moon" and "10 Cents a Dance" done as an intimate interior monologue full of subtle mood swings.

This two part mini-series is not as flamboyantly presented as "War & Peace" but it has a more subtle mood that draws the audience to it.

Leng writes of Harrison's "straining" vocal on the track and "banks of trilling 'Long and Winding Road' mandolins" that are at odds with the more subtle mood found elsewhere on the album.

There are a number of possible explanations; doctors may be unaware of relatively subtle mood changes, they may fail to report them or patients may be too embarrassed to spontaneously report anger.

Bond-lader visual analogue scales The Bond-Lader Visual Analogue Scales (VAS) is a highly sensitive questionnaire comprised of several rating scales that can detect subtle mood changes in a large sample of healthy individuals aged 16 64 years [ 35]; c.f. [ 38].

Other scientists who worked overnight shifts elsewhere reported similar, if subtler, mood swings, growing more irritable and snappy with colleagues.