Sentence examples for conflicted mood from inspiring English sources

Speaking with Melmoth at a conference on the Co-op movement, held on Friday, Patrick Gray, president of Midcounties Co-operative, captured the conflicted mood of many members.

The conflicted mood of rebuke and regret in Mr. Cao's piece is one that fueled Chinese painting for centuries and is picked up through contemporary art.

The official said that after that venting, the conflicted mood of the day turned into a period of productivity in the wee hours of this morning.

Unlike Chin, Rihm conjures a conflicted mood with his stylistic juxtapositions; at one point, he writes one of the more world-weary waltzes that have come along since the death of Berg.

Love you guys!" Julio Castro, Ariel's uncle who has a grocery store half a block away from the house, told the Guardian he was in a very conflicted mood.

Exceptional classical artists like Browning and Szell — and, from our own era, the pianist Stephen Prutsman and the conductor Marin Alsop, with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, on the Naxos label — succeed in balancing out the conflicting moods of the piece, both between and within the movements.

Exceptional classical artists like Browning and Szell and, from our own era, the pianist Stephen Prutsman and the conductor Marin Alsop, with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, on the Naxos label succeed in balancing out the conflicting moods of the piece, both between and within the movements.

The speaker's language is unadorned and forceful, and it expresses Ulysses' conflicting moods as he searches for continuity between his past and future.

But here Ms. Borree gave such care to each gesture, her varied (surely conflicting) moods shading each moment.

Research using Lauterbach's assessment of conflict found inverse relationships between conflict and mood in non-clinical samples.

The sharp conflicts of mood that characterize the sonatas of C.P.E.