Sentence examples for mood disappeared from inspiring English sources
Lee's bad mood disappeared as he paced up and down the control room and spoke loudly into the phone.
My bad mood disappeared, and I thought about this phenomenon.
The Ganser symptoms improved from the start of the third week of fluoxetine administration; there was no further clouding of consciousness, no visual hallucinations, and depressive symptoms (insomnia, irritability, suicidal ideation and depressed mood) disappeared at the same time.
If you can make the mood disappear, then the problems will disappear.
In Rule books men are often described as "strikingly handsome"; killers have "dark moods"; people "disappear into the night".
During their rise, McKagan recalled a singer wrestling with "intense emotional swings marked by incredible energy followed by days on end when he would be overtaken by black moods and disappear — and miss rehearsals".
Mining and drilling, in particular, have set a mood that has never disappeared from the West.
The historian Patricia Nelson Limerick has observed, "Mining set a mood that has never disappeared from the West; the attitude of extractive industry: get in, get rich, get out".
But as the immigrant population has grown and jobs have disappeared, the mood has shifted among the residents here, built on anger over unemployment, resentment of state aid to the Muslims among them, and disappointment with mainstream politicians.
Symptoms of anxiety which made me unable to take my son for a walk or go to the shops disappeared and my mood lifted.
On the eve of the Nevada caucus, the certainty that Trump would implode had just about disappeared, and the mood among conservatives had turned to exasperation and self-blame.
