Sentence examples for mood against from inspiring English sources

In the rich world, the mood against all big banks has soured, including offshore ones.

The top seed began in a typically relentless mood against the world number 23.

The measure reflected a national mood against programs intended specifically to benefit minorities.

After September 11, Sinn Fein and the IRA risked being on the wrong side of a global mood against terrorism.

Lafferty was once again in battling mood against Romania on Saturday, making life tough for the defenders at every opportunity.

The flood of Syrian refugees to Europe and the images of dead Syrian children on beaches may have altered the public mood against operations in Syria.

Would it have been more useful to map, say, project time lines against stress levels or, given that he runs his company remotely, moods against time spent with others?

Today's Germans are reluctant warriors, and the chancellor sensed that the mood was against the Americans.

The coal company was appealing the court's decision, and Coptis worried that the mood was against C.C.J.

According to a source, about 500 drivers attended the briefings and the prevailing mood was against the proposals.

But the electability question can cut more than one way; the public's populist and anti-establishment mood works against her.