Sentence examples for mood given from inspiring English sources

Roy Hodgson is in a surprisingly chipper mood given the irritating nature of this strange circumstance.

Mayfield would never again sing optimism with such an exhilarating lack of complexity or dark undertow, a mood given flight by the gleaming, heady brass.

Stockmarket exuberance is a poor gauge of the national mood, given how few Thais are investors (120,000 active accounts at the Stock Exchange of Thailand, in a country of 67m).

With UK manufacturers entering 2015 in a more cautious mood, given some of the risks in the global outlook the next 100 days of election campaigning need to shed more light and certainty on the priorities for business growth, investment and job creation.

Games today are often anything but – they're serious-face affairs where the world must be saved from extra-terrestrial arseholes who are entirely within their rights to be in such a pissy mood given we willingly launched music by Blur into space.

This mood gives Mr Kirchner an opportunity.

Their mutinous mood gave way immediately to affection for their commander.

But, like the good years in Pittsburgh, the lulling mood gave way to trouble.

George Best, in imperious mood, gave United an early lead, with Denis Law adding a second before half time.

But around the 20th the UK's weather changed its mood – giving way to a run of dry and fine weather, with some remarkably high temperatures.

Khorshed Divecha, the assistant director of the center, said that in 1966 the government of Maharashtra, the Indian state in which Bombay is situated, "in a generous mood, gave us eight acres of the Arabian Sea".