Sentence examples for internal mood from inspiring English sources

But unlike 1973, when General Pinochet staged his coup, neither the internal mood in Chile nor the international context is ripe for a military intervention in the country's politics.

As a BBC staffer for 22 years, and a friend of both Greg Dyke and his replacement Mark Thompson, Damazer is also well placed to judge the prevailing internal mood.

By now, she is talking in a rapid stream of French and her bobbed hair – which I'm realising is a helpful barometer of her internal mood – is getting increasingly animated, springing up this way and that, so that Reza has to brush it out of her face.

An administration official, however, described the internal mood as one of "anxiety and desperation" after the latest cycle of five suicide attacks against Israelis since Saturday, Israeli crackdowns, and the failure last week of Secretary of State Colin L. Powell to bridge any of the differences between the sides.

With my newfound duties as one of his handpicked cultural curators I simply can't take up precious space in Drake's internal mood board with trash like this.

Thus, taken together it may be argued that deficits in recognition of facial expressions of emotion in major depression may be determined by patients' negative emotional experience as well as by the assessment of their internal mood state.

Individuals with AS may be unable to identify and communicate their internal moods and emotions or to tolerate side effects that for most people would not be problematic.

Yet for this coalition government, "house of cards" seems particularly appropriate, and the mood of internal intrigue is almost as sulphurous.

But the Kremlin has recently announced plans to crack down on "foreign" non-governmental organisations and the court sentences against Pussy Riot female punk and protest band indicate Russia is in no mood for internal or outside criticism.

Bissière was a painter of mood and internal reflection who as he matured abhorred "the Paris scene" and flashy gallery marketing.

For example Trzepacz and Baker (1993) describe affect as "the external and dynamic manifestations of a person's internal emotional state" and mood as "a person's predominant internal state at any one time", whereas Sims (1995) refers to affect as "differentiated specific feelings" and mood as "a more prolonged state or disposition".