Sentence examples for the mood of the occasion from inspiring English sources

Writer describes the mood of the occasion- a very special one unique to NY in August.

You need to understand where people are sitting, how they are dressed, how old they are, the balance of men and women, and the mood of the occasion.

There's a remarkable short 1926 film of such a burial playing in the gallery, and the mood of the occasion is hard to gauge.

If the tone of these remarks was out of keeping with the mood of the occasion, their content was welcome, and had the effect of confirming the generous and open mood of the new Administration.

McCaw talks about people "reading between the lines" on the subject of his impending farewell, but there was little doubt as to the mood of the occasion when he led the reigning champions to a startlingly comprehensive  41-13 Bledisloe Cup victory over the Wallabies in Auckland a few weeks ago.

Well not really, but the mood of the occasion was very jovial all around.

The national broadcaster has rediscovered its purpose in reflecting the mood of the big occasion – and shown the emotional intelligence of it retaining the rights to such unifying events.

Writer identified an element in the mood of the day--the second-timeness of the occasion.

Although these occasions were relatively peaceful, something of the mood of the first night remained; the composer Puccini, who attended the second performance on 2 June, described the choreography as ridiculous and the music cacophonous—"the work of a madman.

It caught the mood of the time.

So was the mood of the protesters.