Sentence examples for abusive mood from inspiring English sources
'abusive mood' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a person's attitude or demeanor that reflects a hostile or antagonistic disposition. For example, "John's abusive mood had everyone feeling uncomfortable in the room."
Police haven't concluded what might have motivated Lana Clayton, but she complained of her husband's allegedly abusive "mood swings" after another bizarre incident in 2016.
While his violent mood swings and abusive behaviour had alienated him from the wider music industry (well beyond its usual tolerance for lunatics), he still had support in Ireland and was looking for a new direction.
Further follow-up will consider longer term effects on carers' mood, quality of life, and abusive behaviour, and on cost effectiveness, and whether, as in other longer term studies, patients' time to care home admission has been lengthened.
The symptoms that were reported or anticipated by women were hot flushes/night sweats (21 = 84%) or were related to mood, with 15 (60%) reporting being angry/agitated/impatient or abusive and 9 (36%) reporting being teary or crying for no reason.
Without treatment, post-traumatic stress reactions can persist into adulthood, causing eating disorders, personality and mood disorders, relationship difficulties, persistent anxiety, unexplained physical problems, and violent or abusive behaviors.
The marriage, she said, was effectively an abusive hell — she cared for her sick mother-in-law while dealing with her husband's violent mood swings as she slowly realized he was a drug addict.
On Change, her lover's mood swings leave her in tears but he "says it ain't your fault because you had an emotionally abusive daddy".
