Sentence examples for urban mood from inspiring English sources

The eclectic, nervous Atlantic style, responding, perhaps, to a certain urban mood, had begun to cohere by 1953.

("Diane is in an urban oasis mood").

Chanel: "darker and more urban in mood".

"The film is a part of a continuum of those that strike a typically English and urban visual mood," the album's composer, Pete Townshend, said by e-mail.

Misato Mochizuki's "La Chambre Claire," programmed on the opening night of "Focus!," is urban in mood, and its restless, self-replicating rhythms recall Roland Barthes's ideas about the art of photography.

The clothes were darker and more urban in mood than the spring collection, and I liked especially the casual fit or the air of casualness of the longer wool jackets belted tightly over slim, short skirts.

But the setting is pastoral rather than urban, and the mood is nostalgic as Irdal contrasts the easy luxuries and fulfilments of his childhood with the individual liberations promised by the modern state.

But the movie devotes so much of its energy to building and sustaining a mood of urban desolation that the story never quite jells.

But if Mr Prokhorov is offered the Prime Minister's job or another high-ranking role by Mr Putin, it would show he is also willing to make some concessions to the increasing protest mood in urban centres.

With such federal encouragement beaming out from the DHS stall, it is scarcely surprising that the prevailing mood at Urban Shield is that the trend towards militarized policing is here to stay.

@marczakb is a photographer based in Aberdeen who is trying to document the mood and urban environment of the city in his The Grey City project: "The architecture, light and mood in Aberdeen are very different than in any city in which I used to live in the past".