Sentence examples for mood emotion from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bush's aides say they are just as much about mood, emotion and image.

Their cool perfection compels, but so much else – meaning, mood, emotion – is withheld.

Abnormally low or high concentrations of neurotransmitters at sites in the brain are thought to change the synaptic activities of neurons, thus ultimately leading to the disturbances of mood, emotion, or thought found in various mental disorders.

As for the psychological effects on mood, emotion, and the feeling of restoration, we did not observe any particular effect, either in terms of thinning or of forest stay.

The soul works through mood, emotion, reverie, and dreams: all those things are proper to the soul.

Howling Bells along with the production team watched Paris, Texas and Blue Velvet, in an effort to replicate the mood, emotion, and atmosphere of these two films in particular.

"It makes sense that those circuits involved with mood, emotions, confronting challenges in the environment," said Dr. Levitt, "were themselves shaped by the environment early on" — a placental tutorial, written in serotonin and ultimately courtesy of mom.

It relates to the mood, emotions, or climate shared by the class group.

Omalu found "tau tangles" in Webster's brain in the regions responsible for mood, emotions and executive functioning.

The GHQ-12 items include questions on mood, emotions, self-worth and worries during the previous four weeks.

Fall season provides a great way of enlivening mood, emotions and natural surroundings.