Sentence examples for assessing the mood from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton's political advisers have been assessing the mood of voters who have declared themselves disgusted with government.

Analysts say that his oratory is further proof of his shrewdness in assessing the mood of both the West and the Muslim world, as well as his ability to take advantage of both.

So is the cover-girl smile: "Not come hither, more the cat that ate the canary -- a look that says, 'I own the world.' " The magazine's performance attests to Ms. White's skill in assessing the mood of her readers.

Greece, a nation in waiting Jump to media player As ministers in Brussels try to agree to a debt rescue package for Greece, the BBC's Gavin Hewitt has been assessing the mood in Athens.

James Fowler, a social scientist at the University of California (UC), San Diego, says Dodd and Danforth's methods will enable scientists "to take the pulse of the whole world, assessing the mood of human society".

The BBC's Shalu Yadav has been assessing the mood in the valley with two women who have borne the brunt of the violence - a militant's widow and a soldier's widow.

The researchers expect this technology to be helpful in assessing the moods and health of subjects by allowing machines to "see" how drivers, students, and medical patients are really feeling.

Trying to assess the mood of the French players has become one of the most popular pastimes in Auckland.

A team of intelligence, security and diplomatic officials is visiting from Beijing to assess the mood here.

This study aims to assess the mood changes induced by mild acute inflammatory stimulation (typhoid vaccination).

If he had issued the policy in person, she said, he might have been able to assess the mood of the newsroom.