Sentence examples for in one mood from inspiring English sources
"Style, Genre & Craft" seem to him in one mood maleficent "interests of Master-power".
The music has a restless, quicksilver air, seldom staying in one mood for long: the almost kooky third movement is made up of a juba dance and a habanera.
The great homebody's paintings — furiously dense still-lifes, interiors, and the odd self-portrait, made in the South of France in the two decades before his death, in 1947 — go all out for encrusted dazzle, with drenching color that tilts toward enthusiastic orange, in one mood, and toward bashful violet, in another.
The question of being itself, as Updike and Holt agree, can seem profound in one mood, vacuous in another.
[69] Exodus 14.28 loʾ nišʾar bāhęm ʿaḏ ʾęḥaḏ NEG remain-3MS-PERF in it until one Mood Adjunct Finite/Predicator circumstantial Adjunct circumstantial Adjunct Mood Base Residue (not one of them remained in it).
The main contribution of this paper is to present the Latin Music Mood Database, which is an extension of the LMD where each song in the LMD has one mood label associated with it.
Approximately 3000 patients diagnosed with BD type I or II with at least one mood event in the preceding 12 months were recruited at centres in Austria, Belgium, Brazil, France, Germany, Portugal, Romania, Turkey, Ukraine and Venezuela.
Each investigator identified all patients with at least one mood event in the 12 months prior to the beginning of the study (Time 0), except for those whose index mood event occurred in the 3 months before the study start.
And the unruly, plebeian throng that flocked to Jackson and made the Democrats the party to beat in the decades before the Civil War? "Americans of many sorts were in one bad mood or another between 1819 and 1850," McDougall comments.
In one 72-hour mood swing, the same good-time Knicks who were dizzy in the afterglow of their Sunday victory began bickering on the floor by the second quarter of Wednesday night's Game 5.
In one, a dramatic mood and a brief phone call to Mike WiLL underscore the idea that "We Can't Stop" might not be a smash hit because it debuts at in the 180s on the iTunes chart.
