"You want to avoid the instances of not getting up until the very last minute and then rushing around, missing buses, being late for work, etc.," Bradford says, "which can further complicate your mood, because now you've raised your stress levels".
And in "Miller's Crossing" (1990), a willfully somber look, indebted to "The Godfather" and 1930's gangster pictures, does little to illuminate a needlessly complicated yarn that lifts moods and motifs from the work of Dashiell Hammett to no emotional purpose.
However, in the current international psychiatric classifications such as DSM V and ICD-10, these would be characterized as mood disorders, complicated bereavement and/or anxiety disorders.
The music, by Stravinsky, is complicated, and so is the mood.
When you shift vowel sounds for effect this way, the vowels always follow a specific order: I, then A, then O. You'd think it was more complicated, that it depended on mood or context, but no, it's that simple – bosh bash bish.
Forewarned by Mr Chirac, they will enter the Union in a more combative mood, complicating their future relations with France and its increasingly like-minded ally, Germany.The EU may yet emerge the stronger for all this, if the combative mood of the central Europeans emboldens them to push harder for policies that make the Union work better.
The strain of joblessness, Mr. Lichtenstein said, made his mood swings worse and complicated the task of getting his illness under control.
Democracies are complicated and opaque, which partly explains the mood swings from elation to despair and back.
switched it up — "Let's bring all the girls out here now, girls only," or "This song goes out to the couples" — the mood changed, became more interesting, more complicated.
The story is more complicated because the play was merely one of their moods.
