Sentence examples for frank mood from inspiring English sources
In an "appalling, frank" mood, Mr. Eden said how last week "a country, which at the outcome of the Great War gained considerable accessions of territory in Europe, and also received certain territorial accessions in Africa from countries that were its allies in the Great War, has now championed the claim of Germany to African possessions".
Alonso has long been one of F1's better interviewees, but today he is in a particularly frank mood, and the tranquillity of his presence emphasises the power of his words.
But in an interview afterwards, Graham, though smiling and in a good mood, was frank in his assessment of the newly minted senator.
One wonders if all this is putting certain members of the Supreme Court in a mood to be frank about their political leanings.
The clinical spectrum includes cognitive disorders (mainly memory and executive impairment, later aphasia and speech disorder) leading to frank dementia, behavioral symptoms (impulsivity, explosivity, addictive behavior), mood swings, headache and motor signs (parkinsonism, gait disorder, motor neuron disease).
But in finance the deregulatory mood carried on until the bust.Dodd-Frank is riddled with messy compromises.
Half the population deals with it on a monthly basis, but frank discussions about what menstruation does to women's bodies, moods and abilities is not encouraged by society - just ask tennis player Heather Watson or artist Rupi Kaur.
Although there are a great many love poems, a fair few elegies and a generally frank response to everything under the sun, there is also a characteristic mood of something like (but not the same as) evasion in his poems.
Guidelines [ 12– 14] provide extensive lists of potential post-clozapine strategies, including the use of other drug classes including mood-stabilisers and anti-depressants - but recognise the frank inability to select between them.
When the mood strikes him, Walton can be insightful, or at least disarmingly frank.
