Sentence examples for mood language from inspiring English sources

And it has a feeling of rare authenticity in its mood, language and treatment of Native American life.

Factor 2 corresponding to 'elated mania' had significant loadings of elevated mood, language abnormalities/thought disorder, increased sexual interest and poor insight.

Factor 2 corresponding to 'elated mania' had significant loadings for four variables, elated mood, language abnormalities/thought disorder, increased sexual interest and poor insight.

Factor 2 (13.9% of variance) included elevated mood, language abnormalities/thought disorder (circumstantial, distractible, flight of ideas, incoherent) increased sexual interest and poor insight.

Fourth, the literature indicates that the predominant level of goal/action identification adopted is influenced by individual differences (Vallacher & Wegner, 1989) but also by circumstances, mood, and language use.

27 As the disease advances, symptoms include confusion, irritability, and aggression, mood swings, language breakdown, long-term memory loss, and the general withdrawal of the sufferer as their senses decline.

His early life not only taught him devotion to work and trust of family and friends, but gave him many of the unique mannerisms, moods and language of the street that he later took to the screen with so much success.

Symptoms varied from none at all in the mildest cases to severe dementia and included: headaches, loss of attention and concentration, memory loss, aggressive tendencies, depression, executive dysfunction, explosivity, mood swings, impulsivity, language difficulties, and disturbances of gait and speech.

Much of America is in a nasty mood and the language of compassion has more or less been abandoned.

In interviews these directors said this relationship building was hardly Machiavellian; many of the first encounters with writers were random, and the rapport revolved mostly around shared aesthetics that tend to favor language, mood and psychological nuance.

For example, child (e.g., mood dysregulation and language delay) and environmental factors (e.g., parenting and parental mental health) have been associated with persistence of childhood ADHD symptoms [ 113, 114].