Sentence examples for drastic mood from inspiring English sources

Her desires, coupled with her passivity and some drastic mood swings, soon lead her to an encounter that leaves her asking herself, "I'm different now, aren't I?" The shame she feels is made all the worse by the suspicion that there is nothing to be ashamed of.

As Robert Timberg wrote in "John McCain: An American Odyssey," "What is true is that a number of P.O.W.'s, in those first few years after their release, often acted erratically, their lives pockmarked by drastic mood swings and uncharacteristic behavior before achieving a more mellow equilibrium".

She finds words from her own diary written in its sentences and confronts Scott, before quickly forgiving him this small plagiarism and rolling around with him in the sheets, apparently experiencing a series of drastic mood swings that transform her from impish tease to abused artist to faithful amanuensis.

Hmm... Then again, this example alone makes a great argument against harmonizing, inflicting as it does upon Jesus quite a drastic mood swing in his final breaths.

Autumn has bipolar disorder, which caused her to experience drastic mood swings, insomnia, and auditory hallucinations, and for which she takes medication.

Another sign of a mental illness is the sudden appearance of drastic, frightening mood swings.

The third section provided a drastic change of mood.

But he glides comfortably through the book's loony little corner of San Francisco and through drastic changes of mood.

A 1901 self-portrait has the swagger of a self-possessed, self-conscious dandy-artist.On the threshold of the show's second room, two paintings on the far wall signal a drastic change in mood.

I have never in my entire life experienced as drastic and frightening a mood swing.

The trendy diagnosis of the moment for children, we're told, is bipolar disorder, that drastic series of shifts in mood and energy once thought to be an adults-only problem.