Sentence examples for making the mood from inspiring English sources

The town has a bad reputation, and these latest arrests are only making the mood worse.

But what makes the mood so creeping and nagging here?

It is a unifying time, which makes the mood generous.

That has made the mood here particularly urgent, officers say.

If you can make the mood disappear, then the problems will disappear.

A new fence and phalanx of security guards have only made the mood uglier.

But it makes the mood here seem more absurd, pointless and tragic -- and desperately in need of change.

He somehow made the mood swings seem inevitable, from the dissonant, contrapuntally convoluted outbursts to the pensive passages with hints of hymn tunes.

Administrators have made the mood only worse by sending their own salaries through the roof; Penn's president, Judith Rodin, the highest-paid of them all, makes more than a million dollars a year if you include other corporate-board fees.

Although ENO says the speculation is just that and that no firm decisions have been made, the mood music coming out of the company is that the loss of £5m a year ACE funding means cuts are inevitable.

ALL in all, it's enough to make the mood as grim as a December day in Helsinki, where the sun struggles to get above the horizon by 9 a.m and night falls at 4 p.m. Once a stock market darling, Nokia shares have fallen 20percentt since September even as the broader market has rallied.