Sentence examples for activist mood from inspiring English sources
Some predict this more activist mood may simply subside like the floodwaters.
But in its zeal to tilt the balance of political power away from Washington towards the states, the court's majority has embarked on a venture as detached from any constitutional moorings as was the liberal Warren Court of the 1960s in its most activist mood.
While Corbyn appears to have the support of the majority of activists, the mood of the parliamentary party is extremely gloomy about the prospects of his victory.
Are all the people who were detained going to be released?" As a result, the national mood, activists say, is bitter and angry, rather than receptive to calls for reconciliation.
Here was the actor and activist in a mellow mood -- if hair is destiny, consider that his is unapologetically snow-gray Himalayan white -- reaching for nothing loftier than a deli pastry off a paper plate.
The symbolic gesture, shared by an activist group, captures the mood in a country where thousands have been killed and millions displaced since the civil war began in 2011.
But civil-society activists warn that the mood on the coast and in Western Kenya — Odinga's traditional support bases — is tense and potentially volatile.
The mood among activists was that voter turnout alone – 10% higher than the previous election, at 65%, and the highest since 1999 – was a massive achievement.
A sense of the belligerent mood among activists was given when one contributor to a forum the group uses, WhyWeProtest.net, wrote of the attacks: "The war is on.
But for the party activists whose doggedly cheery mood this week has defied the terrible election result, his biggest triumph was to send them off on the long and rough road ahead with a renewed sense of confidence in their importance on the stage of national politics.
The Sunday Politics commissioned a poll of more than 1,000 Conservative councillors to test the mood among activists, as the party meets for its conference in Birmingham.
