Sentence examples for driven mood from inspiring English sources

That isn't, strictly speaking, how Lost in Showbiz remembers pregnancy – its overriding recollection is of nine months spent rigid with terror at its wife's hormonally driven mood swings, which meant that the simplest of queries ("Is this Location Location Location a repeat?") could somehow, bafflingly, lead to a night spent sleeping on the sofa.

"Excited" was the term that Officer Jackson repeatedly used under questioning by Assistant United States Attorney Luis Valentin to describe the tense and driven mood as he and his fellow officers pursued their frantic, mistake-riddled hunt for the man who had shot Officer Carnegie two days earlier.

There is an important psychological principal which the food manufacturing industry takes advantage of daily via advertising and promotional campaigns, and of which most people are consciously unaware, and it is, "Food affects mood which drives mood to choose food.'".

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.

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.

Thymopsychic/psychophysiological evaluation comprised drive, mood, affectivity, wakefulness, depression, anxiety, the Symptom Checklist 90 and critical flicker frequency.

Subjective sleep quality and the total score of the Self-Assessment of Sleep and Awakening Quality Scale (SSA) were deteriorated as were morning and evening well being, drive, mood and fine motor activity right.

Four 100 mm visual analog scales (VAS; Aitken, 1969) for drive, mood, affectivity and drowsiness were also used.

This is horrible!" — then we will drive our mood much deeper into the ground.