Sentence examples for against mood from inspiring English sources

Depression in pregnant women is often overlooked, partly because of a widespread misconception that pregnancy somehow provides protection against mood disorders.

Assuming that lithium's prophylactic efficacy against mood episodes were the primary event, more patients would be at risk to potentially drop out for reasons other than a mood episode (for example, due to side effects) - and consequently, this meta-analysis may be biased to the disadvantage of lithium when it comes to dropping out of the study for reasons other than a mood episode.

Such molecules should serve as tools to dissect the unconventional gating apparatus that controls K2P2.1 (TREK-1) function and may also provide lead compounds for novel anesthetics, neuroprotectants, and drugs against mood disorders.

Another is that his emphasis, more conservative on social policy than on fiscal policy, cuts somewhat against the mood of the Republican base right now.

When the trustees' choice goes against popular mood, brave and occasionally brilliant works can win, and push the limits of what the prize can be.

Directors who made it through that decade with honour and strength – Nicholas Ray, Anthony Mann, Fritz Lang – set themselves against the mood of the time.

Time with other people makes us happier on a day-to-day basis, and time with a close partner buffers us against the mood dips that come with increased physical pain.

"It's about innocence," said the designer backstage, against a mood board that swung from early Italian films, where the languorous lingerie was seen in a brothel, to the 1978 movie "Pretty Baby," starring Brooke Shields.

"Against this mood, a party like that, a person who is a TV product who seems to know what he is saying, appeals to the nonpolitical white-collar professionals," said Itzhak Galnoor, a Hebrew University political scientist.

The few who jibbed against that mood were invariably accused of being dangerous right-wing nationalists.In this section Italy's buffeted survivor It's good for you Map-making, again Lawless A naughty new bit of nationalism Chop up Bosnia?

Of the 700,000 officially reckoned to be jobless in a population of 10.6m, some 170,000 are graduates the angriest part of a populace enraged by the inequities and corruption that helped spark the revolution against Mr Ben Ali.The mood in the harsh interior, where the revolution began, is impatient.