Sentence examples for mood left from inspiring English sources

The sombre mood left the FTSE 100 down 64.7 points, or 1.2%, at 5278.2.

John Paul, in a better mood, left the suite in search of John David Crow, Texas A&M's only Heisman winner.

Lou Dobbs, whose incessant grousing about illegal immigrants had caught the popular mood, left CNN last year.A couple of years ago, optimists claimed that CNN's problems were caused by a temporary change in the political climate.

In this concert revival of the 1949 Rodgers and Hammerstein show, recorded at Carnegie Hall last June, he lays claim to "This Nearly Was Mine," bringing to it a heartbroken virility, a mood left out of his solo album.

The ratings for the two-hour premiere of season two of "Dallas," the revival of the fabled soap on the TNT cable channel, are not going to do much to relieve the down mood left after the death of the show's central star, Larry Hagman.

All these stupid little features and insecure applications—I was changing Biggs' mood left and right the other day.

And in one small development that none the less sums up the mood, the left-wing administration of President Luiz Inacio da Silva, or "Lula", has announced that all ministries will stop using Microsoft Windows on their office computers.

Previous studies of healthy volunteers at 5, 10 and 20 Hz have shown mood-lowering effect of left and mood-lifting effect of right prefrontal stimulation [ 1- 3] while other studies at 10 and 20 Hz [ 4- 6] have found no effect.

They badly misread the mood of the left behinds.

Billy Bragg Uncle Bill nailed the mood in the Left Field with a passionate set of pop politics and emotion.

In a party stunned and demoralised by its election defeat, and searching for answers, Corbyn was catching on in the anti-politics-as-normal mood on the left.