Sentence examples for common moods from inspiring English sources

Stillness and detachment, even resignation, are common moods.

Love of ball games, especially baseball, has been a constant in DeLillo's life, signalling to his peers the "street-level" nature of his interests and surfacing in his books as a preoccupation with crowds, common moods, mass hysteria.

What unifies this diverse material is a common mood.

Second, milling tends to produce a common mood among the interacting individuals.

Joy may be too strong a word for the common mood in Afghanistan's capital, for there is wariness of the future.

The crucial step in developing crowd behaviour is the formation of a common mood directed toward a recognized object of attention.

AS THE two countries that once made up Czechoslovakia celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution this week, they suddenly found themselves sharing a common mood: anger.

"I think, despite all my efforts to mock myself for being pompous and grandiose, that I have found something universal, a common mood that has not been explored before," he writes at one point.

And so it has remained, and Tiepolo still resides there, beguilingly magnificent, sharing a common mood with Longhi's closeted interiors of the prosperous at play, and Guardi's delightful architectural caprices.

By Peter Schjeldahl An art critic was testily perambulating "The Gates," in Central Park, with his wife and a friend from Texas on the first Sunday afternoon of its installation when he suddenly got a load of their thousands of fellow-walkers and registered the common mood — a sort of vast, blanketing, almost drowsy contentment.

It's informed by a sharp musical intelligence – Paradis Perdus takes an exquisitely orchestrated, vaguely Pink Floydish track from a 1973 album by French singer Christophe and Heartless from Kanye West's 808s and Heartbreak, identifies a common mood between the two, and melds them together seamlessly – but one that it chooses to wear lightly.