Sentence examples for form the mood from inspiring English sources

True to form the mood ahead of the final group match against Ukraine in Donetsk on Tuesday has shifted a little following the rousing 3-2 defeat of Sweden in the Olympic Stadium, a victory made all the more satisfying by the rare spectacle of an England team responding to mid-game adversity with verve and resilience.

True to Mouse on Mars form, the mood soon changed, and the band fluctuated from more ambient, experimental tweaks and beats to a sort of philosophical, scientific, psychedelic pop, with Mr. Nkishi adding honeyed, near-falsetto vocals.

Among verb forms, the Indo-European aorist (indicating simple occurrence of an action without reference to duration or completion) and perfect (indicating an action or state completed at the time of utterance or at a time spoken of) combined, and the conjunctive (expressing ideas contrary to fact) and optative (expressing a wish or hope) merged to form the subjunctive mood.

Crowds, in fact, tend to form when the mood is cozy, respectful and full of shameless characters.

Trivial subjects are treated in an intimate, subjective manner, and even when social conditions form the theme, the light mood prevails.

Some queues did form but the mood was calm, and the country's president thanked Cypriots for their "maturity".

Participants completed the short form of the Mood and Anxiety Symptom Questionnaire (MASQ-S) as a measure of the tripartite symptom dimensions (Watson & Clark, 1991; Watson et al., 1995).

Now Isner has swept both of his singles matches on the road against France, overwhelming the solid defenses of Gilles Simon in straight sets Friday and manhandling an in-form, in-the-mood Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in four sets Sunday.

These are combined as recommended by the authors to form three mood factors, 'alert', 'calm' and 'contented', with scores on each ranging from 0 to 100.

Whoever succesfully forms a coalition, the mood in Israel is certainly not condusive to any dramatic breakthrough with the Palestinians.

Reasoning in one and the other case is the same from the point of form, since the moods and figures are the same; but it is different in respect to matter (probable and necessary, DOS 500 504).