Sentence examples for felt mood from inspiring English sources

The lyric's uncertainty and fatalism voiced a commonly felt mood of despair: the fearful intimation that even if there was a future, it still might be too bleak to contemplate.

Calling the current state of the economy by its proper name gives a concreteness to the felt mood, which was discernible even in the hectic flourish of post-Thanksgiving Christmas shopping -- a leading economic indicator for retailers and regular people alike.

When Woods was asked how he felt, his mood brightened.

But the search process was rocky, and as it went on, they said, they felt the mood in the market shift.

As the hearing continued, some felt the mood of the proceedings tangibly lift as it sank home that it might be Breivik's last public appearance.

I kept him so busy that I felt his mood immediately improve.

I felt my mood improve almost instantly, along with a tremendous surge of energy.

It was based on how she felt, her mood, and also her listening to the demos that writers would give us".

As I told myself a joke about how I'd hope we were all okay, I felt the mood change, and everyone got a bit more serious.

But I felt the mood shift when some combat over a scene drew her into talking about the deeper mysticism of the Mary Poppins story.

However, our LABC patients, in actuality seemed to be suffering less severe anxiety and felt their mood to be higher.