Sentence examples for Social mood from inspiring English sources

The social mood grew coarse and parochial.

One afternoon near the end of the show's second season, Baldwin, energized by coffee, was in a social mood.

"Having just driven across the country, I wasn't in a particularly social mood, but I was too tired to protest," Ms. Hagler said.

The rich were not glamorous and sex wasn't dirty, she decided, and one can detect the changing social mood in such pronouncements, an impatience and a growing radicalism.

Similarly, Twitter feeds from large geographic areas have been analyzed to create dynamic "social mood" or "political anger" maps, like the Google traffic maps constructed from GPS feeds.

The market still moves in cycles, large and small, Mr. Prechter says, based mainly on "social mood," which, in turn, influences the economy.

He has far less day-to-day influence now, after years spent developing a theory he calls "socionomics," which holds "social moods" as the cause not only of market cycles but also of economic and political events.

If a person makes an important discovery but social moods do not change, she will not find people who take up her ideas and continue research.

Voice quality varies naturally throughout speech, carries paralinguistic information, and may depend on social context, mood, and intent [27, 28].

The assessment package contained questionnaires relating to domestic engagement, community inclusion, choice, social network, mood scales, challenging behaviors, adaptive behavior and demographic questions among the residents with ID.

In humans, LGA and SGA babies are at an increased risk for certain neurodevelopmental disorders, including Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, schizophrenia, and social and mood disorders.