Sentence examples for like mood from inspiring English sources
Serotonin has been implicated in other areas, like mood, and people in a negative mood may be more likely to lash out at other ethnicities.
The Arab Spring is just a silly fad, like "mood rings" or "human rights".
Images of gravestones and guns recur, but the real morbidity comes indirectly, like mood, through association.
The project with Merck will focus on a brain-signal transmitter linked to functions like mood and motor control.
It cited two questionnaires that focus on depression tip-offs, like mood, anxiety, appetite and substance abuse.
The indicators, they say, were not numerically measurable, but were less tangible, things like mood and morale.
The goal of the raga is to create a trance-like mood of ecstasy.
Inside there are no windows, only star-shaped lamps that create a nocturnal, dream-like mood.
It is a work frequently revived by symphony conductors, who find its brash, festival-like mood to be a rousing concert-opener.
Nothing will deter them — not bad weather, not interminable flights and certainly not the Grinch-like mood of Lebanon's endlessly feuding politicians.
Still, his portrayal offered a characteristic wealth of nuance: this god seemed haunted and melancholy from the start, at odds with the scherzo-like mood of the production.
