Sentence examples for found a mood from inspiring English sources
Just weeks earlier in Tehran, I'd found a mood of utter despondency.
He may be labouring like the rest of the Internazionale team but here he found a mood and an expression that was often touching the sublime.
On a weeklong visit, I found a mood of deep unease in an America that seems to have descended into tribalism — not ethnic, but political, economic and social.
Depressive disorder, specifically, was found in only 10% of our sample, whereas Brent [ 1] found a mood disorder in 43% of his sample in an autopsy study of under-16-year-olds, and Grøholt [ 3] identified 29% in under-15-year-olds in her investigation of official records.
He sat in the makeup chair and found a mood-setting playlist on his iPhone.
It takes time to find a mood and feel that has some character and individuality, and is not weird for weirdness's sake".
Even to this day, you can ask any member of the Oceti Sakowin, or Sioux Nation, how their hearts feel when in the Black Hills: there, they find a mood of melancholy and an inner peace that some people seek all their lives.
With sex appeal and music always central to the brand, this season found a rock mood.
Stepping into Latin Bites Café, I found a jubilant mood, as customers chatted and sipped their B.Y.O.B. wine.
But the poll also found a dark mood on Mr. Obama's handling of the economy, with 34 percent approving and 57 percent disapproving.
It is also encouraging that, on a recent visit to Sacramento, we found a fresh mood of cooperation in the air in our conversations with numerous people ranging from Assembly Republican leader Connie Conway to Angie Wei of the state labor federation.
