Sentence examples for course the mood from inspiring English sources

Of course the mood in politics often reflects the perceived direction of travel rather than current location.

"Of course, the mood was tense, but after someone said the reactors had shut down I saw the plant chief calmly instructing people what to do".

Of course confidence levels have dropped and of course the mood is not as happy as it was last time when we were winning.

Of course, the mood went sour.

Of course, the mood playlists that people are listening to on Spotify aren't there to encourage people to shop (In fact, it's technically a violation of the services end-user agreement for companies to play them publicly).

Then of course the mood was far more somber; on this day there was a great deal of clinking glass, canapé scarfing and neck craning to spot others (except for Dolph Schayes and his son, who took easy advantage of the Jews' vertical deficiencies).

In Washington, where I live and work, reporters ask follow-up questions, of course, but the mood is often decorous and formulaic.

The music wasn't the same, of course, but the mood was.

And that kettle, which we would expect to be round and cheery, is instead squat and blackened and sullen, like an angry animal -- which of course suits the mood of that particular scene.

And, of course, the political mood was changing.

The Queen, of course, grievously misjudged the mood in the country.