Sentence examples for mood down from inspiring English sources
THE skies above Wall Street were overcast, and the mood down below was equally stormy.
The brief tension of the beginning of the round of panels didn't really bring the mood down by the time they actually began.
The app allows you to share a "Mood Up" or a "Mood Down," snap a short video and immediately share it among your closest circle of family and friends.
"Sad Girl" brings the mood down and incorporates an interesting element to the song: a delay pedal.
The Depressed Mood scale includes eight items describing current mood (down, helpless, sad, lonely, unhappy, unworthy, melancholic, desperate), which could be rated on a five-point scale (1 = not at all, 2 = a little, 3 = partly, 4 = kind of, 5 = very much).
Being around a person who is depressed could bring your mood down, or you may get your own issues triggered.
"It is not good to lose, always, I am not happy". West Ham manager Slaven Bilic tells Sky Sports: "The mood was down at half-time but not that down as against Brighton.
The mood is down, but expectancy is up.
When I'm not running, my mood goes down.
This Renaissance anticipation of Surrealism in a black mood went down well with the attendance.
