Sentence examples for bizarre mood from inspiring English sources

Supermarkets overwhelm me and Ikea produces such bizarre mood swings that I have calculated the psychic damage is not worth the money you "save".

The victim's mother said her daughter and an 18-year-old friend were the first victims known to be assaulted, and if the police had stepped in, the crowd's bizarre mood might have been defused.

Sportswriters talk among themselves constantly about such signs of steroid use as bizarre mood swings and large patches of acne in strange places, like the shoulders -- sometimes so noticeable that players wear dark T-shirts under their uniforms.

The German neuropathologist Alois Alzheimer believed he was witnessing an entirely new variety of mental illness when, in 1901, he admitted to his clinic a fifty-one-year-old woman, Auguste D., who was suffering from bizarre mood swings and severe memory loss and who, in Alzheimer's initial examination of her, gave problematic answers to his questions….

"I became this bizarre maudlin mood writer," he says.

But with the electorate in its present bizarre, unpredictable mood, Ms O'Donnell may yet prove them wrong.

The scene exudes a bizarre, religious mood as though this were an altar for some eccentric modern sect.

And so I really thing that that definitely contributed to this kind of bizarre, outsider mood of Revelator.

Israel has also used other social networks: it has shared videos on YouTube, updated its Facebook status to say which members of Hamas it had killed, and in the most bizarre move, created mood boards on Pinterest to show off its troops and weapons.

The reason for contact was referred by parents by choosing one of the following possible options: low performance at school, refusal to go to school, social withdrawal, physical complaints, low mood, bizarre behaviour, disruptive behaviour and/or language problems.

Or consider such current DSM criteria as "identity disturbance … with unstable self-image or sense of self" or "bizarre delusions," "depressed mood" or feeling "restless… or keyed up or on edge," or even "a pattern of unstable and intense interpersonal relationships".