Sentence examples similar to break mood from inspiring English sources

Our interpretation of the behavioral hypothesis is that as the week progresses, the remaining time to the weekend break is shortened, creating anticipation for the break and better mood.

He stopped again, then laughed, to break the mood.

"We have to break this mood of suspicion and build a society of trust".

Except in rare cases, it doesn't really break the mood.

"I was just trying to break the mood a little bit — for me, too," Torre said.

"I don't want to break the mood," Ms. Golabek said.

What is essential is to write fast and not break the mood.

In common parlance, this means "Where's the big bug gone?," but that would break the mood.

While in character, Di Domenico is never asked if he has ever met the man he's portraying; the very question would break the mood.

He is equivocal about whether Partido X can break that mood, and whether its activist base can come to terms with mainstream politics.

You do grieve here, and at other points, too, but always, pretty soon, something arrives to break the mood, something appalling or at least bizarre.