Sentence examples for a real mood from inspiring English sources

I think there is a real mood in the party to do that.

There's a real mood of optimism that Greece's bailout will be agreed, especially following the talk of a €120bn bailout.

Her get-up is a cross between Willy Wonka and Roxy Music-era Brian Eno, but then a cowl-and-cape combo is a real mood killer, and who has room in New York to carry a scythe?

When I started it in the morning, I was snuggled up in bed and I read the whole thing before breakfast and it put me in a real mood for Christmas.

"I started writing it six years ago," says Freyne, "just when the recession was taking hold in Ireland and there was a real mood of anger.

Don't lose faith, keep your hopes up; playing with the baby can become a real mood booster for you if you are ready to take the time to do it!

Captivity is a real mood-killer, too.

It's a real mood-booster watching your dogs running around together, and chatting with other dog-obsessed people".

It promises to be a real mood-lifter of an event.

But as the Dylanesque wheeze of the harmonica wails in, and the soused melody reaches a stomp, and Joel sings that "the piano sounds like a carnival/And the microphone smells like a beer", Piano Man expertly conjures a very real mood and a place, one from which, to his relief, Joel would soon escape.

How he is received will say a lot about Russia's real mood in response to Trump's order.