"miserable mood" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a feeling of extreme sadness, misery, or unhappiness. Example: After being stuck inside all day due to the rain, Samantha was in a miserable mood when she finally went out for a walk.
If you are in a miserable mood, it will look miserable and tortured.
The song continues with melancholy piano flourishes by Chilly Gonzales, who set the reflective, miserable mood on "Marvins Room" on "Take Care".
They'll try to rebuild momentum at FC Dallas – with the host's miserable mood marginally improved by the return of David Ferreira.
For instance, were you in a miserable mood when you wrote yesterday, but are now feeling better?
But they also suggest avenues for treating marijuana dependence: For instance, chemicals that block the effects of CRF or even relaxation exercises might soothe the miserable moods experienced by people in THC withdrawal.
The 13 items of the MFQ that comprise the SMFQ focus on affective and cognitive symptoms, including one item pertaining to low mood (I felt miserable or unhappy) and one item addressing anhedonia (I didn't enjoy anything at all) [ 13].
Eight emotions formed the negative affect VAS and contained items relating to anxious and low mood (nervous, sad, upset, worried, anxious, miserable, scared, gloomy) while four items formed a positive affect scale (happy, calm, cheerful, energetic).
Mothers depressed by what he and Dr. Suitor have called "violated caregiver preferences" can make themselves and everyone around them miserable; depressed mood can affect physical health, too.
Obviously neither of us were particularly happy about this and the mood was pretty miserable in the taxi out to the airport.
The point of the movie, in fact, was to portray the richness and turbulence of an ordinary teenager's emotional life, so the director and his young star showed us this girl in every conceivable mood: happy and miserable, excited and bored, tender and cruel, in love and indifferent.
