Sentence examples for election mood from inspiring English sources

What's the election mood where you are?

But the truth is that, just as China sees itself as the centre of the universe, so does America, and America in election mood cares little for the outside world.

The programme listed the 10 cutest members of what I feel the lingering election mood still requires us to call "the wildlife community" (rabbits, hedgehogs, dormice etc), alternating them with 10 of the least cute (spiders, earwigs, rats and so on).

We thought we'd like to capture a little of the election mood – we've knocked up a little app for you to register your vote, possibly (if enough people do as well, natch) allowing people to see how it's going.

Its task is to truthfully analyze the electoral environment, to become familiar with the population's election mood and its activeness," he said.

The post-election mood has erased that sense.

Nonetheless, his presence became an incendiary element in the post-election mood at Howard.

One gets various estmates from Capitol Hill as to whether Foley's Speakership is in trouble; this may depend largely on the post-election mood of House Democrats.

George Osborne's budget is clearly the moment at which the post-election mood moves from superficial to serious – from sunshine to shadows.

This, the main opposition, draws most of its strength from the mostly Hindi-speaking north and west.The village of Kamalpur, some 70km from central Delhi, shows the pre-election mood as well as any.

This 2013 party conference has always been marked down in his diary as potentially the most difficult of the current parliament – the one in which the excitement of government would have worn off, the economic austerity measures would be still biting, the election results continuing to tank, but without the enforced discipline of 2014's pre-election mood.