Sentence examples for mood best from inspiring English sources
In terms of the Australian players, Glenn McGrath summed up the mood best during an interview with a Sydney radio station yesterday.
Canada entered the 20th century in a confident mood, best exemplified by a vast and extravagant expansion of the railway network in response to the settlement of the west and the initial development of the mineral and forest wealth of the nearer, or middle, north.
Today, the Arabs, Israel and the Palestinians are clearly not feeling enough pain to do anything hard for peace with each other — a mood best summed up by a phrase making the rounds at the State Department: The Palestinian leadership "wants a deal with Israel without any negotiations" and Israel's leadership "wants negotiations with the Palestinians without any deal".
For all the flurry over the various issues and incidents, Peter Struck, parliamentary leader of the Social Democrats, probably caught the public mood best when he said on Wednesday that Germany, with Europe's biggest economy, had more pressing problems: unemployment and responding to the financial crisis, among them.
It was a mood best summed up by a simple remark fromBBC website reader Ian Mears.
A few years ago, the tie-wearing public fell into a somber mood, best exemplified by the solid-shirt-and-solid-tie combos of Regis Philbin.
The mood was best described as "frosty".
Certainly, this seemed to be the case on a recent morning in his office, where the mood could best be described as organized chaos.
But Philadelphia's old heart, anchored by its wedding-cake City Hall, is where the city-sidewalks holiday mood is best preserved.
The oddness of the mood was best captured by a recent headline in the Arab News: "Streets breathe easy as 'mass death' troops deploy".
The economy will enter 2004 in party mood: the best monsoon for at least five years has cheered farmers and urban consumers alike; prices are stable; foreign-exchange reserves are bulging; and the rupee, after weakening steadily for years, is enjoying a new bout of strength.Industry will grow at a respectable 6-7% in 2004.
