Sentence examples for mood concerned from inspiring English sources

Some anxiety is normal, but if it starts to affect sleep, appetite, concentration or mood, concerned parents could encourage students to see their GP or personal tutor, says Woolfson.

Other hashtags that have also been capturing the public mood, explains the Concerned Zim Citizen.

But ahead of Friday's FA Cup fourth round tie with Derby County, the Dutchman appeared in a defiant and, at times, concerned mood and responded to the reports surrounding his immediate future at the club.

If I read the public mood correctly the "concerned citizens" have outgrown the need for strong leaders directing them to a bright future.

Until the film's cataclysmic and disconcerting end, that gunshot is about the most dramatic action in "Noi," which is more concerned with moods than with events.

With just five minutes of street time to my credit, I was in no mood to be patient and concerned I might run right over him.

The style of a text provides little help in determining an exact date for its composition, as genre and authorial choice might be more concerned with the mood of a text than the era in which it was written.

"Hemlock Grove" is the sort of supernatural horror thriller that's so concerned with atmosphere and mood that it barely gets around to telling its story.

This big, blowzy movie, which opens today nationwide, is more concerned with sustaining a mood of cute chin-up sentimentality than with connecting its dramatic dots.

There are touches of piano balladry, disco and other genres, but over all the record is more concerned with conveying a mood than with the head-spinning theatricality of Fiery Furnaces efforts.

They are more concerned with atmosphere and mood than with tasks, thrills and action.