Sentence examples for bad mood about from inspiring English sources
He must have been in a bad mood about it.
People will be in a bad mood about buying a house".
"People started to see an authentic, affable conservative who was not in a bad mood about it".
"You could easily put yourself in a bad mood about it, but that's not me," he said.
The play almost demands you acknowledge that dammit, tomorrow things just may work out after all and refuses to leave you in a bad mood about it.
When voters are in a bad mood about the economy, especially if they perceive that no one in the establishment is on their side, they tend to want to throw the party in power out on their butt.
Tunnel far enough into poets' bad moods about their trade, and you'll find examples of remarkable aesthetic integrity.
Like all whoring, phone sex makes you hate yourself and it puts you in a bad mood for about four hours after your last call.
If you notice a particularly good or bad mood, think about what food you recently ate.
That doesn't mean they've toned it down; the first song is called "Looking for a Fight," and it's about bad mood and a life "not right".
That doesn't mean they've toned it down; the first song is called "Looking for a Fight," and it's about bad mood and a life "not right". On it and other songs, the sisters deliver a well-balanced sound that understands both both surf and punk rock, heavy on singalong harmonies and precise structures.
