Sentence examples for mood of expectation from inspiring English sources

There was the same mood of expectation and self-belief that preceded Labour's first landslide.

Indeed, Juba, the south's biggest town and capital, exudes a mood of expectation.

There is something enchanting about new vintage riesling, and it will mirror the mood of expectation and possibility perfectly.

But worryingly, for a government trying to dampen the mood of expectation, most market people still think Poland will become a full member in 2003, a date thought hopelessly optimistic by most outsiders.The biggest worry the traders have is closer to home.

The fact that he comes into the job with a formidable pedigree only adds to the growing mood of expectation.

When they performed the scene from "Carousel" in which Billy Bigelow and Julie Jordan sing "If I Loved You," the mood of romantic expectation was tinged with anxiety and a little danger.

There was money in novels and a mood of great expectations as a new generation of writers, especially from the Commonwealth, came through.

Each one seems to be charged with drama of one kind or another, imbued with a mood of slightly anxious expectation, as if ready to be interrogated about its meaning, its purpose.

"I'm just  craaaaazy, baby!" the comedian yelps with a sickened waggish grin, trying desperately for comedy's jiujitsu reversal of mood and expectation.

Never mind what the people think" — was out of touch with the mood and expectations of the people of Singapore, and it was time to move on.

This result cannot be explained by differences in the emotional impact of training on state mood, or expectation factors (see MacLeod, Koster, & Fox, 2009), but we cannot rule out the possibility that demand factors influenced the CB-Education group.