Sentence examples for awful mood from inspiring English sources

He's been in an awful mood the last three weeks.

The mood is of the end of the day, and the day's awful mood is trapped in the darkening wooden room.

"I'm in an awful mood today," said Thomas Schaaf, which made for an interesting change from the other 364 days when the famously good-natured Werder Bremen manager is German joie de vivre personified, forever bouncing up and down with unbridled happiness and overflowing with cracking jokes.

In addition, don't overlook the fact that hormones cause some teens to have awful mood swings.

You'd be too tired to do anything and you'd be in an awful mood.

After about a month of taking the pill my skin was awful, the mood swings were worse, I was feeling sick and bursting into tears at random times.

Most, except two drunk writers arguing about Iraq, had stopped talking, and that awful end-of-night mood seemed, as it so often does, to wreck all that had been good about the earlier laughter.

The mood was awful.

"The mood is just awful," said Senator Finch, who sat on the City Council for nine years.

It's the mood of those awful bits in the meal when there's a deathly silence over the table and mild recollections of bad things the night before.

Just look how rapidly the mood changed with one awful picture, alongside the actions of a warm-hearted Icelandic novelist, the welcoming signs of German football fans, even the campaigning of Citizens UK to galvanise change in Britain.