Sentence examples for enhanced mood from inspiring English sources
Best viewed at home, in an enhanced mood.
The drugs also alleviate anxiety; induce relaxation, drowsiness, and sedation; and may impart a state of euphoria or other enhanced mood.
While their principal action is to relieve or suppress pain, the drugs also alleviate anxiety, induce relaxation and sedation, and may impart a state of euphoria or another enhanced mood.
Watching Jasmine, we immediately sense her anger and desperation, heightened by the chemically enhanced mood swings, which become more pronounced as the story unfolds.
Links between PA and well-being may operate directly through enhanced mood and indirectly through physical health benefits.
Gleason and colleagues found that providing support within the context of a relationship characterized by exchanges of emotional support positively enhanced mood [ 27].
We suggest that future research should look at the extent to which intervention strategies designed to enhance mood states are associated with enhanced performance.
A "hypomanic" state, which precedes an episode of mania, is in fact an enhanced, alert, productive mood where one can feel exhilarated and immune to life's dangers.
I'm just in a mood — enhanced, now, by the thought of the inexplicable, inchoately thrilling arc of black paint that slashes Matisse's "Portrait of Olga Merson" (1911) from chin to left thigh — to insist on a hierarchy of sensations that favor the experience of being tripped cleanly out of ourselves and into wondering glee.
"Emotional benefits include calming and stress reduction; reduced anxiety, depression and pain; improved self-esteem and self-efficacy; elevated mood; and enhanced sense of personal control and well-being... [Yoga] offers opportunities to develop strength, balance, coordination, body awareness, flexibility, and focus".
Other effects included enhanced interaction techniques, altered mood and enhanced communication and relationship with residents: A carer noted that 'different residents like particular songs, or maybe a particular, like, pace of song.
