Sentence examples for mood in which from inspiring English sources

This was the mood in which Keynes wrote "The Economic Consequences of the Peace".

This was the mood in which the brilliant "Selling of the President" was written.

That alone could create a public mood in which government control of the press would be acceptable in this country.

This is the mood in which the literature of disappointment - the literature of Hardy and Larkin and Bennett - operates.

In doing so, they have created a mood in which new ideas are the most highly prized quarry of all.

Before Liu went to prison, he warned of a mood in which "Confucianism was venerated and all other schools of thought were banned".

"Sensitive to his subject's ever-changing moods, in which pique, hauteur and amiable generosity routinely combined, Egremont is adept at uncovering the odd mixture of idealism and complacency that coloured Sassoon's outlook on life".

Nevertheless, the idea that moods have a social character does point us towards a striking implication of Heidegger's overall framework: with Being-in-the-world identified previously as a kind of cultural co-embeddedness, it follows that the repertoire of world-disclosing moods in which I might find myself will itself be culturally conditioned.

I read most of it in one sitting because I was in one of those strange moods in which I both didn't know how to talk to anyone and longed for some unforgettable conversation.

Be happy almost all the time perhaps because you have a mood disorder in which your mood is elevated a lot of the time.

This suggests a relatively complex relationship between responsibility and mood, where there are mood conditions in which high responsibility does not generate greater persistence than low responsibility.