Sentence examples for mood and content from inspiring English sources

So understood, we might go on to ask how speakers indicate the force of their speech acts given that grammatical mood and content cannot be relied on alone to do so.

The principal investigator (first author) drove the research assistant to her interview appointments and discussed with her the mood and content of the interviews after each interview.

Additionally, mood boards enhance creative thinking and fluency of ideas as well as exploration about the mode and content of the products' visual message.

Instead setting, mood and thematic content are conveyed almost entirely through music and visual imagery.

By the end of the tour, Coltrane seems somewhat transfigured — his playing seems at times not appeased or tamped down but burned away to a spiritual essence, foreshadowing the mood and the content of much of his music from his own classic quartet, which finally began to coalesce in the summer of that year.

"[Facebook's experiment] got me thinking about how little I actually take notice of the link between my mood and the content I'm passively consuming, and the extent to which this is potentially already being exploited," Taylor tells The Creators Project.

The assessment also includes a mental state examination, which is an assessment of the person's current mood and thought content, in particular the presence of themes of hopelessness or pessimism, self-harm or suicide, and an absence of positive thoughts or plans.

In the present study native speakers of Chinese, German, and Polish performed a two-choice go/nogo task while the electroencephalogram (EEG) was registered to clarify the relative temporal order of encoding sentence mood and propositional content of a polar interrogative.

A handful of soft herbs such as parsley or my preferred coriander adds freshness to the finished dish, as well as looking rather pretty, and you can also sprinkle over crumbled feta or spicy sausage, or dollop on some labneh, as suits your mood and the contents of your fridge.

Behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia consist of perception, thought content, mood, and behavior disorders of dementia patients [ 2, 3].

With a very modern point of view, Kraepelin [ 9] defined mood states as originating from the excitement or inhibition of the three domains of the psyche: cognitive processes (train of thought rather than its contents), mood, and volition (expressed in psychomotor activity).