Sentence examples for famous mood from inspiring English sources
Zillman's [45, 58] famous mood management theory basically says that when people are in a good mood, they try to maintain it, and when in a bad mood, they try to change it.
(Pareles) ★ HOT 97 WINTER FEST (Friday) When pop stars appear at concerts presented by the radio stations that helped them become famous, the mood can more resemble obligation than joy.
At the start of his famous Afghan walk, his mood appears to have been a sulk.
He believes fervently that "Tintern Abbey", a famous poem of meditative mood by William Wordsworth, has a clear political undertone.
James has joked about trying out for a professional football team at least I assume they are jokes, a feint in the direction of Michael Jordan's famous baseball sabbatical but the mood of his dunks is less N.F.L. than Cirque du Soleil.
"Ah Perfidoo" is famous for its shifting moods, which progress from rage to despair to a strange exhilaration.
She tries on soulful moods, quotes famous lines of poetry (she's a line-dropper), adopts attitudes of despair and desolation.
Another early work, famous for its sense of mood, is the Agony in the Garden.
James has joked about trying out for a professional football team — at least I assume they are jokes, a feint in the direction of Michael Jordan's famous baseball sabbatical — but the mood of his dunks is less N.F.L. than Cirque du Soleil.
It's the celebrity that has tended to dominate her exhibitions, but her latest show is more about cultivating a retro-bohemian mood than about admiring famous faces.
