Sentence examples for extended mood from inspiring English sources

I had never heard any of Beefheart's music, but it seemed like it was going to be harsh or weird or aggressive, and I was in an extended mood for any and all of that.

In The Washington Post, Desson Howe called it "an extended mood opera, if you want to put an arty label on incoherence".

An encore can extend the mood of the written program, or subvert it.

"Femenine" extends the mood of "Stay on It" to more than an hour's duration, losing wit and variety in the process.

Furthermore, Nunez-Rodriguez [ 2] reported that GORD was associated with other psychological symptom patterns according to the Symptom CheckList-90-R, suggesting the relationship between psychological factors and reflux may extend beyond mood and anxiety disorders.

The anti-incumbency mood extended to other races in the state as well.

His good mood extended even to Mr Bush: "It's been a tough eight years for him, too".

The somber mood extended beyond Singapore, with India and New Zealand observing an official day of mourning on Sunday.

That bright mood extended to the fashions, as Janna Ryan and Jill Biden stepped up their color game.

The snide, smart-aleck humor and extended farcical sequences keep the mood light and edgy, and the matching of voice to image is near-perfect (Holden).

The gloomy mood has extended to his signature rallies, which Trump used to find fun.