Sentence examples for mood apart from inspiring English sources

But the idea that all challenging ideas have a right to be heard is just nonsense – and it's a nonsense that he himself has rejected in an earlier mood: Apart from the water cannons bit I agree.

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Talking specifically about the Newcastle game and the crowd at Anfield, Klopp added: "Everyone's in Christmas mood, apart from us.

Liverpool were in devastating mood, ripping apart a suspect Arsenal back line.

Parts of the score are almost episodic, with distinct shifts of mood set apart by percussive full stops.

Dale, returning to the Crucible for the first time in seven years, was in typically smiley mood throughout but apart from a 47 and 56 at the start of this encounter, the 39-year-old was rarely given a chance.

Its tone of world-weary Gallic somberness did, however, set it apart in mood from the other pieces on the program.

The mood seems a world apart from the tensions of a year ago, when Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un rattled sabers at each other amid missile tests, atomic explosions and the conspicuous deployments of aircraft carriers.

Research assistants (RAs), service user researchers and community scientific officers from the Mental Health Research Network in England visit support groups such as the Manic Depression Fellowship (MDF), Poles Apart and Mood Swings to introduce the study and provide referral information.

Once you've established some kind of a relationship and have hooked up a few times, don't be afraid to let him know when you're in the mood when you're apart.

She continued: "We don't know whether the relatively subtle neurodevelopmental effects observed in exposed babies continue to be significant later on in childhood, which babies are more likely to be affected in utero by either medication or maternal mood, and how to tease apart the effects of each.