Sentence examples for little mood from inspiring English sources

Other Peronist governors, too, are in little mood for compromise.

But leading German politicians appeared in little mood to show mercy.

However, with construction output falling, employers are in little mood for that.

Yet yesterday on the telephone, Mr. Rubin was in little mood to gloat, at least not publicly.

But there was little mood for celebration among several Iraqiya members, who said an agreement had only been reached because Allawi had been forced to compromise.

I wondered, in fact, why Tad hasn't embraced Twitter or Tumblr or some other microblogging service, rather than using what appears to be LiveJournal for his entries, complete with little mood emoticons garnishing each one.

You're just in a little better mood when you get here".

In the recession-stalked European Union, where voters angrily demanded change in the parliamentary elections of 2014 only to get very little, the mood will be darker.

"I think if he had gotten them out 1-2-3, it mighaveave been a little more mood-breaking," Valentine said.

Emotions may be difficult to control, but you should both allow your feelings to run their course while also putting in effort to better your mood little by little.

There is little sense of mood, tone or pace.