Sentence examples for mood of change from inspiring English sources

There is a mood of change, but nothing happens.

But this mood of change is not just about how we are governed; crucially, it is about who we are governed for.

Hernandez is confident, however, that Iñnáritu's success, and that of his compatriots, can play its part in the mood of change in Hollywood.

But even before the votes are cast the voice of Scotland has been heard, articulating the mood of change and national renewal we need.

In a cynical newspaper interview Vladislav Surkov, a Kremlin fixer, implied that he was in tune with the mood of change.

AS MALAYSIA'S new parliament opened this week, a mood of change was in the air not felt since the country's independence from Britain in 1957.

As the mood of Damascus changed and the music scene diminished, Rabia became more active in demonstrations against the regime.

He doesn't deploy humour or change of mood and change of pace in the way that Tony Blair could.

The mood of the city changed.

But the mood of our conference changed.

Instantly the mood of the group changed from exuberance to revulsion.