Sentence examples for hardly in a mood from inspiring English sources
And now, in his 70s, Mr. Baker is hardly in a mood for classic-rock nostalgia.
The Japanese, however, are hardly in a mood right now to think about boosting their imports of American goods.
With moguls like David Geffen, one of the owners of Dreamworks, and stars like Barbra Streisand set to open their gated compounds for Democratic fund-raisers, Hollywood is hardly in a mood to voice nervousness about Mr. Lieberman publicly.
With moguls like Lew Wasserman, the former chairman of MCA, and David Geffen, one of the owners of Dreamworks, and stars like Barbra Streisand set to open their gated compounds for Democratic fund-raisers and parties, Hollywood is hardly in a mood to publicly voice nervousness about Mr. Lieberman.
But James D. Farley was hardly in a festive mood.
(The premiere of "The Jackie Look" had to be delayed by months because of a change of theater, and the country is hardly in a celebratory mood these days).
Besides, Wolff was hardly in a postmortem mood after seeing his team nail their third constructors' title in three years, while Rosberg closed on his first drivers' championship.
CAROLINE MICHEL went to the party on October 16th for the announcement of this year's winner of the Man Booker prize, Britain's poshest literary award, but despite her glamorous looks she was hardly in a festive mood.
That requires large amounts of credit, largely from banks which are hardly in a generous mood and are fully aware that their collateral, if the buyer stumbles, has just depreciated.Given mutual interest in survival, yards and ship owners are no doubt discussing delays.
These days, the people who buy and sell office buildings, shopping centers, warehouses, apartment buildings and hotels are hardly in a festive mood, despite some recent encouraging signs relating to the job and housing markets and a recent increase in sales of small office buildings.
When Fourth Squadron reached Estonia, the country was hardly in a celebratory mood.
