Sentence examples for in another mood from inspiring English sources
He's in another mood now.
But in another mood, Ramsay is more messianic.
Over on Fox, Brit Hume was in another mood entirely.
Today, in another mood, he recognises that his strange inheritance has been to his advantage.
In another mood she would strike a snobbish tone, using the word "housemaid" to describe people she disliked.Woolf's relationship with her few servants could be stormy.
The paradox is that this is just the sort of union where – at another time, in another mood – the UK could have been content to remain.
Shakespeare himself soon modulated into another mood in his last plays, Cymbeline (c. 1608 10), The Winter's Tale (c. 1609 11), and The Tempest (1611).
While we can feel the overall structural fit of that work and the choreography — pauses and mood changes coincide — the score often seems in yet another mood, with more rippling fun and lyricism than in the pas de deux.
"Yet" in verse 8 marks another mood swing.
Harkleroad kept hustling and swinging aggressively to break back and start another mood swing in this emotional match.
And yet the Tour ends in Paris today enveloped by another mood - of disgust, and even anxiety as to whether the great race can survive.
