Sentence examples for mood itself from inspiring English sources

But that mood itself is the problem.

After all, America is in a pretty foul mood itself.

("Leviathan," at least, avoids the matter of characters by imbuing apparently simple phenomena with an unexpected ambient violence; the mood itself is the revelation).

But it signals a similar intention to make the Democrats' mood itself an issue in the coming campaign, and to redefine the language of political emotion in the bargain.

Anhedonia, the loss of interest in or enjoyment from activities, constitutes, alongside depressed mood itself, one of the two core diagnostic features of depression (American Psychiatric Association, 2013).

This depressive mood itself, especially in association with negative self-concept, could consequently increase the risk of suicide among miners of the Idrija Mercury Mine.

Thus, it is unclear at present if a depression with irritable mood -by itself--meaningfully constitutes a distinct diagnostic entity.

The mood announced itself on Sunday with Tom Ford's ultra-glamorous show, the style a blend of 1920s lines and Paris smoke.

Leaning forward with arms outstretched, he says the essence of his work lies in the moment when "a fact, or mood transcends itself into art".

But within 45 minutes of the news, the mood reversed itself when a text came through that Jumma was actually still alive.

Thus, irritable mood by itself can substitute for elated or expansive mood as the diagnostic basis for a manic or hypomanic episode.