Sentence examples for judging mood from inspiring English sources

Therefore, one was just so happy to see his rich, deep ballets again, night after night, that it was hard to get into a judging mood.

"I knew then that I must take this opera to Australia, even for that duet alone".With carefully judged moods, Mr Floyd's music brings the story to life.

The regions tend to side, when it comes to judging a mood, with the rugby around and below them.

He showed astonishing skill in judging the mood of the democratic leaders and exploiting their weaknesses in spite of the fact that he had scarcely set foot outside Austria and Germany and spoke no foreign language.

Judging the mood among ordinary Iraqis was more difficult, given the tight monitoring of foreign reporters and virtually all their conversations, effected through minders assigned to the reporters by the Information Ministry.

Nick Childs has been judging the mood in Pakistan and looking at what the government can do to combat the Taliban militants.

Sport Wales will take you behind the scenes as Swansea prepare for the final - speaking to all the key players and judging the mood of the camp with the bookies heavily tipping them to take the silverware.

Young men such as Lincoln and those with whom he would eventually compete for high office, William Henry Seward, Salmon Chase and Edward Bates, accurately judged the mood and reacted to the temper of their times by deciding to devote their talents to public service.

1) You need to judge the mood.

I was expecting more blandly conciliatory remarks, but he has probably judged the mood correctly.

So Indians tend to judge the mood in Kashmir these days.