Sentence examples for early mood from inspiring English sources

Early mood music was so expressive that now it often seems overblown.

The night was not bitterly cold, and the early mood was relaxed.

Latham's distillation was one of the first acts of British conceptual art, and it serves to encapsulate its early mood, the way it turned deconstruction, even destructiveness, into a creative force.

The early mood did not seem disturbed even by the memory of tragedy, when Jennifer Hudson, the former "American Idol" contestant whose mother, brother and nephew were killed in October, accepted the prize for best R&B album, for her self-titled debut on Arista.

However, the relationship for night terrors was attenuated when a number of potential confounders were controlled for including age, IQ, childhood abuse, family adversity, early mood disturbance and also baseline psychotic experiences at age 12.

These early mood-dependent changes in sACC activity occurring within 3 hours of inflammatory challenge suggest that inflammation-associated changes in this composite mood measure recruits neural circuitry similar to that implicated in primary depression.

Yet top officials appear still to be clinging to the earlier mood.

The disclosure injects sudden heartbreak, but not at the loss of the earlier mood.

But the idea that all challenging ideas have a right to be heard is just nonsense – and it's a nonsense that he himself has rejected in an earlier mood: Apart from the water cannons bit I agree.

He filled the front end of the concert with new material, like "The Rising" and "Lonesome Day," and old favorites for longtime fans, like "Darkness on the Edge of Town," and "The Promised Land," and as a surprise addition that fit the earlier mood outside, the 1980 party rocker "Sherry Darling," about beaches and beer and girls.

However, at the 12-week follow-up, the prompt to think about the complete testing process may have triggered memories of earlier mood states.