"harsh mood" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe an unfriendly or aggressive atmosphere. For example: "The boss' harsh mood made it difficult for us to complete the project on time."
While I had no problem giving these "study pills" to friends, I&apos d always warn them of the side effects, the reliance, the memory problems that inevitably resulted, and the harsh mood swings that they often brought on.
Even as Tom Daschle proposed bipartisan family retreats to heal the harsh mood, even as the Senate passed the "Defense of Decency Act," Mr. Cheney profanely laced into Mr. Leahy for criticizing Halliburton's getting no-bid contracts.
But not everyone shares the new, harsher, mood.
So what lies behind this harsh new mood towards the disabled?
At a no-color rally this weekend, Chris Puranasamriddhi, 34, manager of a construction company, lamented the harsh new mood in a country that values gentleness and nonconfrontation.
Compared with the demands of "Out 1," the 85 minutes of ALEXANDER SOKUROV's "SECOND CIRCLE" sound like a breeze -- until your bones go cold from this harsh Russian mood piece.
For it not only brings out America's harsh punitive mood but also poses worrying questions about the trial, in which a key witness told two different versions of events and important evidence was excluded.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet I still think that "Silver Bullets," the more eruptive of the two films, is the closest American equivalent to a film by Philippe Garrel, not just in its emotional world but in its harsh, still, and mood-heavy images, its use of music, and its depiction of a filmmaker's crisis.
I still think that "Silver Bullets," the more eruptive of the two films, is the closest American equivalent to a film by Philippe Garrel, not just in its emotional world but in its harsh, still, and mood-heavy images, its use of music, and its depiction of a filmmaker's crisis.
Among the euro creditors, resorting to taxpayers' money to rescue the profligate has proved highly unpopular, contributing to a change of government in Finland, a series of regional election losses for the Christian Democrats of the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, and a harsher, more eurosceptic mood in the Netherlands.
