Sentence examples for mixed mood from inspiring English sources
"mixed mood" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a feeling or attitude that is made up of contradictory or disparate elements. For example, "I was in a mixed mood of excitement and apprehension as I prepared to deliver my speech."
He spent the early part of this week in a mixed mood.
That mixed mood is also in evidence at Merkley Newman Harty & Partners in New York, owned by the Omnicom Group.
The anxiety of that goalkeeper, Josef Bloch, ultimately brings a different result, one already suggested in Wenders's mixed mood of cold alienation and pulp cool, which is as much a period marker as the sideburns.
The backdrop to the riots was that, in a mixed mood of resignation, black humour and bitterness, Greeks were bidding farewell to a decade in which everything good and bad about their country grew feverishly.
"I think there's quite a mixed mood," says Burke. "On the one hand you have a lot of activists who have worked pretty hard in a tough general election campaign and there's a sense of disappointment and loss, but also a real determination to regroup".
The mixed mood of grief and fury suffused the funeral at New Prospect Baptist Church today as this racially tense city rounded out a chaotic week that began when Mr. Thomas was fatally shot last Saturday by a white police officer pursuing him with a sheaf of misdemeanor traffic warrants.
IT IS a city of mixed moods.
His joltingly mixed moods have a novelistic sensibility, with a fluid and astute visual vulnerability to match.
And she claimed the outlaw sexuality of the blues but disclaimed its mixed moods and tragic undertones.
The Irish Catholic Ms. Haran laid the mixed moods and motives bare, and sang with exuberance and a touch of melancholy.
We also find that it is still possible that an actual music clip may contain some mixed moods or an ambiguous mood".
