Sentence examples for varied moods from inspiring English sources

It received an excellent performance from the silvery-voiced soprano Susanna Phillips, who captured the cycle's varied moods, from erotic longing to dark comedy.

Being hero of the Ramayana and Geet Ramayan, Madgulkar expressed the varied moods of Rama; he was the most-voiced character in the Geet Ramayan with ten songs, followed by Sita with eight.

Angus also said he admired the album's diversity, saying "It is sufficiently varied to please people in varied moods".

Ms. Salerno-Sonnenberg traced these wildly varied moods with consummate skill and panache.

Chris Riddell's expressive and vital illustrations capture the many and varied moods and rhythms of Michael Rosen's verses.

All five actors in the show give astute and poised performances, a sign they are all comfortable with and appreciative of the playwright's varied moods and overall intention.

Future research should vary mood induction within subjects to remove the potential confound of within- versus between-subject effects on task performance.

With disparate phrasing and tone, the saxophonists varied the moods, and where they actually tried to replicate Coltrane's loud, hard cry, they chose carefully.

By that season's end, SNL began to gel, and once the second year commenced, the show really bloomed, mixing varied comedy moods and styles, taking conceptual chances.

Colourful and highly varied in mood, the work has a recurring violin solo that represents Scheherazade herself and a deep, ponderous theme that corresponds to the sultan.

Her pieces varied in mood from lacerating and shocking to playful, comical and celebratory, but for most of her career she grappled with that brutally simple, tortuously difficult question: in the face of so much cruelty and suffering in the world, what are an artist's ethical and political responsibilities?