Sentence examples for broader mood from inspiring English sources

Moreover, there is a broader mood of popular disillusion.

My questions dealt largely with the broader mood.

Along with mainstream NGOs, the protesters are prevailing over firms, international institutions and governments partly because, for now, they do reflect that broader mood.

The problem will only go away if and when there is a broad mood shift in the Muslim world toward rejecting militant Islamism; when it's seen as distinctly uncool, even among the counter culturally inclined, like neo-Nazism in Europe today.

Then, there is the matter of the broader Republican mood.

Given the lack of openness in the Arab world, assessing the broader public mood is difficult.

It may be that this new direction reflects a broader political mood.

The bipartisan consensus underscored the broader national mood: after 10 years, America seems happy to wash its hands of Iraq.

But her choices also echo a broader cultural mood swing: pregnancy is an increasingly fertile field for romantic comedy.

Against this, as Charlie Cook, a political analyst, points out, the broader public mood of increasing pessimism tends to colour everything else.

But if the voters of Iowa and New Hampshire are any indication of the broader national mood, the President's premature focus on Dean as his challenger may be part of a greater strategic miscalculation.