Sentence examples for mood curious from inspiring English sources

To log on, reveal your family's mood (curious, wild, spiritual), then unplug and venture into your community to learn chess or clean up parks (Feelday).

The mood seemed more curious than hostile.

The prime minister seems to have been in a curious mood.

But it is hard to see how this movie, with its contemplative mood and genial, curious spirit, could make anybody angry.

Trieste: faded and Italian-flavoured Austro-Hungarian pomp, distinguished literary ghosts plus that curious mood you find in all border settlements.

But while the constant jangling of tiles inside the little bags made it sound like a den of rattlesnakes had slithered into the room, the mood was a curious mixture of good humour as well as desperate seriousness.

As Artie and Harry settle in with Joe, whose child-rearing style is permissive to the point of anarchy, a curious mood of juvenile, treehouse misogyny settles over the film.

What gives "Hereafter" its strange, unsettling mood and its curious momentum is the growing tension between this relatively happy state and the sense, shared by Marie, Marcus and George, that what comes next lies at once close at hand and beyond the reach of any organized system of beliefs.

There was a curious mood among the heavy-legged and sore-throated England supporters in Rome on Saturday evening: pleasure in another rousing victory, regret in the party being pooped just a little by Ireland's equally stirring deeds in Paris.

So both teams enter the final weekend in curious moods, part encouraged, part deflated.

The mood is open and curious, with conversations shifting easily between languages.