Sentence examples for mood of spring from inspiring English sources

With floral shades of light green, aqua blue, violet and blush pink it perfectly encapsulates the mood of spring.

A joyful mood of spring has also infused the boardrooms of the country's biggest banks, most of which have just reported blooming profits.Despite writing down billions of pounds-worth of exotic credit instruments linked to bad mortgages, most British banks revealed earnings that were higher than or close to those they posted for 2006.

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

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

While Huffington's muscular tone fits the mood of today's liberals, she insists on pivoting to the positive.

But the best of Auden is his ability to distil in his verse the mood of 1930s Europe.

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

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.

What setting, themes and storylines will prove themselves to be most in tune with the mood of today?

"You get the feeling that many people have not left behind the mood of summer vacation," he told a reporter from Dozhd, a cable television station.