Sentence examples for a bit of a mood from inspiring English sources

Keeping your balance while standing on a surfboard that is being hit by a wake from more than one direction is wholly exhausting, so when, at hour's end, I sidled up to the Dive Winnipesaukee dock, I was in a bit of a mood.

The first reality boom was at its peak, 9/11 and the subsequent wars had Americans in what I like to call "a bit of a mood", and audiences had never seen such a bloated, self-important spectacle dedicated to a talent contest.

"It's exciting to watch when we go into a bit of a mood," said Saints' coach Daniel Anderson after his players secured the Engage League Leaders Shieldd awarded to the team finishing top of the final table for the second consecutive season.

We're in a bit of a mood right now.

That was a bit of a mood killer.

All in all, it can be a bit of a mood killer.

"There's a bit of a sombre mood at the moment.

Mexico city club music collective NAAFI has been in a bit of a combative mood these past few months.

In a big Mercedes with no traffic and a bit of a press-on mood in my heart, it took nearly seven.

There is a bit of an Anne Boleyn mood within fashion at the moment (just don't), which could play well for her.

Kelley, of "Ally McBeal" and "Boston Legal" and so on, is its creator, and the speedy pilot finds him in a bit of an Aaron Sorkin mood, shooting for an atmosphere of institutional urgency, with rat-a-tat rhythms and overlapping dialogue.