Sentence examples for in line with the mood of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harrison said Mr. Limbaugh's shift was in line with the mood of the country.

He had a speaking style that seemed to be more in line with the mood of the Republican base.

So we have these two factors to weigh against one another: the fact that Mr. Romney's campaign is at a far more advanced stage against the fact that Mr. Perry's positioning is probably more in line with the mood of the G.O.P. electorate.

He saw philosophy, which he conceived as world-wisdom (Welt-Weisheit), as the means to public enlightenment and, in line with the mood of the time, the purview of everyone, not just of philosophers or experts.

This is about keeping any rewards in line with the public mood, and the public mood is unforgiving".

A news release from JA Apparel said that "Telfair's fresh spirit and vitality are in line with the current energetic mood" of the company.

In line with the suggested role of the cerebellum in mood and behavior is the abundance of serotonergic and noradrenergic inputs to the cerebellum, and their ability to modulate the cerebellar circuitry and affect cerebellar learning and control mechanisms [75].

Significant depletion of plasma TRP levels was achieved, which had no effect on mood but speeded simple reaction times on a test of attention in line with the findings of many previous studies.

In line with the criminal theme of the game, Klepacki borrowed motifs and recreated the mood from scenes involving Jabba the Hutt in Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi.

It was a closer result than the national one, but still in line with the French national mood.

These results are in line with the earlier discussed studies on the effects of mood on visual processing: observers become more sensitive to facial features that are congruent with their own emotional state [13] [17].