Sentence examples for mood high from inspiring English sources
But he kept the mood high, dancing, yelling encouragement, cracking up at sticky moments.
I can be in a good mood or a bad mood, high or sober.
For example when we watch videos it's usually so he can show us how we scored a particular goal, or won a game, which helps the players and keeps the confidence high and the mood high.
Thus, in subjects with depressed mood, high levels of anxiety suggest a higher probability of 5-HT2C disturbances.
In particular, alterations in the stress system may play a crucial role in the well-known comorbid symptoms associated with alcohol dependence, including aversive emotional states such as anxiety, negative mood, high stress sensitivity, and stress-induced alcohol craving (for example, see Sinha et al. 2009).
However, some researchers believe that the release of endorphins brought about by consuming chocolate creates a physical dependency to obtain that mood high again and again, thereby suggesting it is possible to be addicted to chocolate.
In our study, excessive illness behavior was unrelated to age and does not seem to be related to loss of physical function, but rather to depressed mood, higher self-rated disability, and greater intensity of pain.
In multivariate analyses, in which various potentially confounding variables were controlled, type D patients reported lower positive mood, higher negative affect, more symptoms of anxiety and depression and lower general satisfaction with life compared to non-type D patients.
We also observed an association between higher mood scores, higher vagal activation and lower cortisol levels for anodal stimulation.
Memory was enhanced in the positive mood-high arousal and in the negative mood-low arousal states, relative to the other emotional conditions.
Following a study phase of abstract shapes, we altered the emotional state of participants by means of exposure to music that varied in both mood and arousal dimensions, leading to four different emotional states: (i) positive mood-high arousal; (ii) positive mood-low arousal; (iii) negative mood-high arousal; (iv) negative mood-low arousal.
