Sentence examples for through the mood from inspiring English sources

Tucked behind Ms. Rose's supple pop-jazz voice is a gospel belter who occasionally broke through the mood of friendly pop decorum.

It took notions of the past and filtered them through the mood of today, creating a look that could make perfect sense with track pants and sneakers.

The take as needed-to-manage-boatloads-of-work basis soon morphed intake as needed-to-manage-boatloads-of-workizer.

Simply Being My problem: After spending so much time puzzling over my moods (the getting-my-marriage-working mood, the getting-my-children-in-line mood, the getting-through-all-the-mood-apps mood), I need something simple to improve my moods.

And it has extended through "In the Mood for Love," a finely wrought domestic drama by Wong Kar-Wong

Works like Phylyps Trak, Octagon, and Quadrant Dub 1 feel shot through with the mood of Berlin at the time: cantering pace and hopeful chords kept in check by a healthy caution.

Argument mattered chiefly through the moods it made.

These feelings come through to some extent in the reactions of his wife, Joan Susan Sarandonn), whom he tries to protect, but more decisively, and more hauntingly, through the moods Mr. Haggis creates (with the crucial assistance of Roger Deakins, the cinematographer responsible for the movie's austere, washed-out look, and Mark Isham, who wrote the eerie, sparingly applied musical score).

Here Monk's loneliness is palpable, and through lighting, the mood works.

As the wine flowed through lunch, the mood turned from cute to rowdy when Danilo received the honors for hairstylist of the year.

Through elementary collective behaviour the mood is defined as religious awe and gratitude toward the supernatural and its agents.