Sentence examples similar to Brighten mood from inspiring English sources

Whether the weather helped brighten moods was hard to tell.

If you smile so big too much sure enough it probably wouldn't brighten moods.

God, it's a bleak one, though – no seam of colour or humour to brighten the mood.

• Some value-focused holiday ads are adding humor to the mix to brighten the mood.

A birdie on No. 9, his final hole, did little to brighten his mood.

That is the kind of news that would typically brighten the mood of investors.

But for the first 20 minutes of Saturday's game, Georgetown did little to brighten the mood.

But just coming to Pebble Beach is enough to brighten the mood of any golfer, particularly when the weather is good.

"The move is to brighten the mood and raise hope among students, and preserve their psychological health".

The next morning's tabloid headlines -- "Headmaster Schooled 'Net 'Teens' on Sex: DA" -- did not brighten our mood.

He was one of the Battalion's great characters always smiling and always ready to brighten the mood with his fellow Fusiliers.