Sentence examples similar to forget mood from inspiring English sources

But Carlisle was not in a forgiving, forgetting mood.

Forget about mood music, it was time for "I Should Have Cheated," in which a woman half-wishes she had been as bad as her ex: "I might as well have cheated on you/ As much as you accused me of cheating".

And don't forget their moods: Mr. Pabst was worried because his Mueller's chameleon was a whitish hue rather than vivid green: "The color change indicates that he's stressed," he said.

n And finally, don't forget that market moods can swing rapidly and turn 180 degrees.

The South Korean public is still in no mood to forget.

James Whelan, the mayor of Atlantic City, was also in a mood to forget the problems.

I will never forget the atmosphere, light, mood, location, decor and people who were present.

But for the sublime confessional Melancholy Mood, you forget about the surname and submit to the vibe.

The conceit is that L invites a handful of guests to a party in her new home – a stylish apartment overlooking the sea, with a view to die for – to help bolster her mood, temporarily forget.

Put your IPod in your pocket so when you are bored, you can instantly pull it out and listen to music that helps brighten your mood & forget about your ex.

But taken as a mood piece, I Forget Where We Are is actually rather lovely.