Sentence examples for a common mood from inspiring English sources

What unifies this diverse material is a common mood.

Second, milling tends to produce a common mood among the interacting individuals.

The crucial step in developing crowd behaviour is the formation of a common mood directed toward a recognized object of attention.

AS THE two countries that once made up Czechoslovakia celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution this week, they suddenly found themselves sharing a common mood: anger.

"I think, despite all my efforts to mock myself for being pompous and grandiose, that I have found something universal, a common mood that has not been explored before," he writes at one point.

And so it has remained, and Tiepolo still resides there, beguilingly magnificent, sharing a common mood with Longhi's closeted interiors of the prosperous at play, and Guardi's delightful architectural caprices.

Mice carrying a dominant-negative mutation of the Clock gene show sleep disturbances, but also manic-like behavior, which can be reversed by lithium, a common mood-stabilizing drug 26.

By Peter Schjeldahl An art critic was testily perambulating "The Gates," in Central Park, with his wife and a friend from Texas on the first Sunday afternoon of its installation when he suddenly got a load of their thousands of fellow-walkers and registered the common mood — a sort of vast, blanketing, almost drowsy contentment.

An art critic was testily perambulating "The Gates," in Central Park, with his wife and a friend from Texas on the first Sunday afternoon of its installation when he suddenly got a load of their thousands of fellow-walkers and registered the common mood — a sort of vast, blanketing, almost drowsy contentment.

Joy may be too strong a word for the common mood in Afghanistan's capital, for there is wariness of the future.

But even this reaction, wistful and envious in its emphasis, marks a departure from the common mood.