Sentence examples for mood of late from inspiring English sources

Williams' unsolicited advice has done little to improve Capriati's sullen mood of late and in the early hours of yesterday she took some of her simmering fury out on poor Bethanie Mattek.

And the Supreme Court has not been in a pro-litigation mood of late.

Parry's announced departure does not seem to have lifted Benitez's mood of late.

The fashion mood of late has not only been sober but also casual.

The evening raga on the new album, "Raga Darbari," intended to create a mood of "late night inner prayer, the yearning of the soul for peace and fulfillment," works its magic with the help of minutely flattened intervals recalling the harmonic ambiance of the blues.

Japan's people, given their sour mood of late, would actually like to see the end of politics, or at least politics as they have known it.

But it captures the schizophrenic mood of late-1960s America - as one nation burned, another cooled off by the pool.

I was also struck, as in New Hampshire and Iowa, by the mood of this year's rallies.

During the festive mood of June 30, I remember jokingly wondering when the running and screaming would start.

As home secretary, Jenkins epitomised the mood of 1960s Britain, in revolt against stuffy conservatism and insularity.

Another writer who caught the mood of 2014 was Kameron Hurley, with her award-winning essay We Have Always Fought.