Sentence examples for enduring mood from inspiring English sources

In many ways, the breadth of the programming seems far from the enduring mood of austerity in Europe.

They are what they are, they are Tests of the enduring mood and form of the game's best players.

For Kilmarnock, alarm seems to be the enduring mood.

Imagination and pretend play in kids is linked to both an enduring positive mood in life and overall coping ability.

Unipolar depression in adults, the most commonly occurring type of depression, is characterised by; enduring depressed mood, a loss of interest in previously enjoyed activities, disrupted sleep and/or appetite, feelings of guilt and/or low self-worth, and poor concentration [ 3].

We see Beaton enduring the moods and condescension of such millionaires as "the martinet crosspatch," Charles Wrightsman, who, for two weeks on his yacht, "forbade one to walk on deck with wet feet, to put on oil for sunbathing, to take the newspapers to one's cabin".

Most of the evidence has tended to show that brief positive emotions as well as more enduring positive moods enhance creativity.

The mood of Ernest Hemingway's "Sun Also Rises," celebrated with hosannas, was characterized with the enduring mot juste "outrageous familiarity with obscure heartbreaks".

They need to solve problems and change their thinking and behavior to bring about enduring change in their mood and functioning.

The eventual structure always rises out of the words and narratives as they unfold, and for much of the writing I am lost and uncertain, with only a mood and enduring preoccupations to guide me.

There was a low prevalence of 'severe and enduring' (chronic psychotic or severe mood disorders) mental health problems.