Sentence examples for for a mood from inspiring English sources

Then Solomon calls for a mood of calm, and the vortex vanishes.

Baumbach, who made the heartbreaking "The Squid and the Whale," is trying for a mood of Bergmanesque candor and laceration.

Reichardt is trying, as she was in her previous film, "Wendy and Lucy" (2008), for a mood of existential objectivity.

His band was equally versatile, toying with the original arrangements and, in some cases, rewriting them altogether, for a mood that was stormier than his album.

But after James's cruel departure last summer and the depressing season that followed, Cavaliers fans are overdue for a mood enhancement, and Irving is their St.

Jacobs's answer was to wipe the slate clean, leaving behind the Anna Karenina romance and nostalgia of that collection for a mood of simplicity and purity.

More "Tara" will follow on Showtime, but otherwise, not unsurprisingly, Ms. DeWitt said she was eager for a mood-altering experience.

For example, in 2005 he received $329,000 for giving promotional lectures for a mood-stabilizing drug made by GlaxoSmithKline--and in September that year, told listeners that mood-stabilizing drugs can help children with bipolar disorder.

These findings provide support for a mood-as-input explanation of perseverative psychopathologies such as compulsive checking, and begin to cast some light on how anxiety-reduction and 'confidence' models of compulsive checking, might be explained within broader mechanisms of perseveration.

Depressed mood exclusively defines depressive disorders, except that in youth an irritable mood can substitute for a depressed mood to define major depressive episodes and dysthymic disorders [ 1].

For that purpose, a mood model capable of representing ambiguous mood is searched.