Sentence examples for driven by mood from inspiring English sources

McCullough's story is driven by mood more than by drama.

The market has been driven by mood lately, with many analysts talking more about the fear over anthrax than earnings, and market strategists were somewhat hard pressed to explain the reaction to the new data.

"The Greater Journey," by David McCullough Simonn & Schuster; $37.50) [A] sense of awe and exuberance... fills McCullough's history of nineteenth-century American painters... McCullough's story is driven by mood more than by drama.

"The Greater Journey," by David McCullough Simonn & Schuster; $37.50) [A] sense of awe and exuberance … fills McCullough's history of nineteenth-century American painters … McCullough's story is driven by mood more than by drama.

Additional analyses revealed that this interaction was mostly driven by the mood effects in the highest-BDI group: For these participants, the Mood × Facial Expression interaction was marginally significant, F 3,92) = 2.42, P = .07, f = 0.15 (see Fig.  1).

His challenge is to convince New Yorkers that, despite diminishing resources, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is not soft on crime, and he argues that much of the fear is driven by the public mood after the terrorist attacks.

Public service messages have long been driven by both the national mood and a continuing debate over effective strategy.

"You & Me," like "The Interrogative Mood," is driven by questions.

The new mood is driven by a combination of climbing casualties and brazen attacks.

And still others said he might be driven by a combination of a mood disorder and feelings of inadequacy to seek reassurance about his masculinity from women he had never met.

The gloomy mood was driven by falling profits at retailers like the coffee chain Starbucks and the discount clothing chain TJX Companies, which owns T. J. Maxx and Marshall's department stores.