Sentence examples for with moods of from inspiring English sources

Bell-like effects in the voices are richly complemented by the orchestra, with moods of jubilation and (briefly) tragedy resolving into an image of heavenly bliss.

The journey, which pauses to take in a bank robbery and a meeting of Theosophists, among other picaresque asides, is bookended by the assassinations of Martin Luther King, Jr., and Robert Kennedy, and is suffused with moods of menace and paranoia.

Though he was "never quite benumb'd by the world's sway," these hours of insight became more and more rare, and the stirrings of buried feeling were associated with moods of regret for lost youth, regret for the freshness of the early world, moods of self-pity, moods of longing for The hills where his life rose And the sea where it goes.

On the contrary, Coppola's success occurred because his sensibility happened to coincide with several moods of his contemporary moment.

We're told that party leaders want to play into what they see as the "fed-up-with-partisanship mood of some suburban areas".

Beauvoir identifies each of these intentionalities with a mood: the first with the mood of joy, the second with the dual moods of hope and domination.

Its music filled the cathedral not with melody but with a mood of solemn intensity.

"I sense that Felski wants us to dispense with the mood of mysterious purposiveness taken with literary works and with the influence machine apparatus and its moral psychology.

"It seems to me that he has lost touch with the mood of the country, with what people think.

New ITV brand will have 'colour picking' facility that will allow the logo to be branded with hues that 'flex with the mood' of programmes.

Museveni spoke at the service without notes, ad-libbing with a jocularity that resonated with the mood of the crowd.