The Exorcist director William Friedkin summed up the mood, describing Jennifer Kent's bone-chilling debut as nothing shy of the scariest film ever made.
Negotiators, in hopeful mood, describe Paris as the anti-Copenhagen, ticking off the ways in which countries are better prepared this time around.
In 1997, when Diana, Princess of Wales, was killed in a car crash just months after he took office, Mr. Blair captured the public mood, describing her as "the people's princess".
Compare English "If John is home now (he is eating lunch)" with the verb is in the indicative mood, discussing a matter of fact, with "If John were home now (he would be eating lunch)" with the verb were in the subjunctive mood, describing an unreal situation.
They embed complement clauses with indicative mood, describing a mistaken judgment of truth by the attitude holder.
Each item refers to a mood state and participants rate the extent to which each mood state describes how they feel at the moment of testing on a scale ranging from 1 (never) to 5 (always).
Mood lability, described as "angry/hostile", "brittle mood", "emotionally labile", "fussy", "mopey", "rapid mood swings", "tearful" and "irritability", was reported in over half of the subjects (n = 12, 54.5%), and 50% of subjects reported decreased appetite.
In Caffarel's (Caffarel 2006) grammar of French, the term refers to the element of mood structure consisting of the three functions Subject, Finite and Predicator, which is similar to the English Mood element described above in section Mood.
In bighearted moods, he describes the C.I. approach as "why bad things happen to good recipes".
Process is the basis for the succession of moods Emerson describes in "Experience," (CW3: 30), and for the emphasis on the present throughout his philosophy.
