Sentence examples similar to long mood from inspiring English sources

Bipolar disorder is a life-long mood illness, often with the first onset during late adolescence or early adulthood.

How long that mood lasts is the question.

"It's just there's no telling how long this mood will last".

Let's see how long that mood lasts with the greens already hardening up.

But it's hard to judge how far and how long this mood will linger.

But either way, before too long, your mood will creep back to its set point because of a really powerful and perverse phenomenon referred to in science as "hedonic adaptation".

Less a bold new vision of a well-known brand than a mercenary attempt to retain a prized Marvel IP by hook or by crook lest it pass back into the comic giant's warm embrace, this take on the team is long on mood and somberness, and short on the optimism and joie de vivre that have been a hallmark of Stan Lee & Jack Kirby's legendary creation since their introduction in 1962.

Of course, further research should examine why engaging in prosocial behaviour directed towards strong social ties leads to greater happiness, how long the mood benefits last, and whether doing kind deeds for an acquaintance helps transform a shallow relationship into a deep friendship.

You will also be asked how long these mood episodes lasted during your "active-phase" symptoms.

Mr. King was in a strange, long-winded mood, joshing while the band vamped and Mr. Clapton uncomfortably indulged him.

The result is "The Rothko Chapel Poem," a long-form mood poem whose tongue-twister repetitions ("Red deepened by black red made deep by black") mimic the many layers of the paintings: "Careful and serious/Twenty-three coats of pink is serious".