Sentence examples for Formal mood from inspiring English sources
Mr. Jacobs, in a formal mood, was wearing a three-piece suit but had removed the jacket.
The office, the Secret Service agents outside the door and the former president's discussion of things like the Carter Center's commitment to eradicating guinea worm disease all combined to create a formal mood.
It may be that anxiety/stress and depression are not merely co-occurring emotional states (or comorbid disorders) but that there is a dynamic, iterative process that occurs within an individual that sometimes produces a predominantly anxious presentation (i.e. meeting criteria for an anxiety disorder) and at other times produces symptoms consistent with a formal mood episode.
There is explicit reflection on the contrast between the formal schemata or moods and the matter (hyle) of syllogismoi in Alexander of Aphrodisias (53.28ff., quoted by Bocheński 1956 , §24.06, and there has been ever since.
6 P.M. RECONNECTING AND IT FEELS SO GOOD Your Parents' Living Room now has a slightly formal feel, but the mood is still low-key, making it a great place to reconnect with friends.
In the ERP sample: No formal assessment of induced mood was conducted to leave the participants naïve with regard to the emotion induction manipulation.
We do not perform regular formal ratings of the mood of our patients.
Her images may seem whimsically simple-minded, but as in the poetry of Emily Dickinson, formal ingenuity and heartfelt moods ranging from ecstasy to grief give the work a depth that belies the seemingly naïve surface.
Some productions are staged without formal sets, yet the changing mood and setting can be suggested by controlled illumination.
But for all their differences of mood, style and formal method, Mr. Brakhage's films were the expression of a singular and uncompromising aesthetic program, which he articulated in numerous lectures, interviews and essays.
