Sentence examples for ecological mood from inspiring English sources

Along with a new tramway, widened bus routes and pedestrianised weekend quai-side roads, Mr Delanoë's Paris in many ways captured the ecological mood before it became fashionable.All the same, as Mr Sarkozy has lamented, Paris seems to lack London's dynamism.

This mood shifts only when an animal threatens the carefully set ecological dinner party that is rural England.

In the 1990s, Stone was an early pioneer of real-time health tracking, having developed a method known as "ecological momentary assessment" that encourages participants to log their activity and describe their moods right when they experience them.

It's taken from a 1967 essay written by the historian Lynn Townsend White Jr in which he put forward the idea that Christianity was the root of the ecological crisis: "By destroying pagan animism, Christianity made it possible to exploit nature in a mood of indifference to the feelings of natural objects".

Due to its high ecological validity and enhanced flexibility compared to traditional assessment methods, EMA has gained increased application in the context of mood and affective components of mental disorders [ 33, 34].

First, the ambulatory data collection via smartphones enhances ecological validity and the intensive repeated measurements will help establish causal ordering of the effects of everyday stressors on thoughts, mood, and cognitive performance.

The overall mood at the White House yesterday was upbeat with the news that there's seemingly less of a risk of ecological impacts of oil and that the well is about to be shut down for good.

Ecologists proposed ecological ones.

Another pressure is ecological.

Environmental disasters, ecological breakdown.

DH: And "ecological holocaust"?