I hope you can see a bank that is sensitive to the mood of the world".
And the, frankly, mood of the world would have been astounded had the United States acted unilaterally in trying to deal with Al Qaeda in that part of the world.
Because we have entered the age of Ford, the rational man, a man not burdened by his doubts, who describes his job as "interpreting the mood of the world and turning it into things that people want".
It is meant to capture the apocalyptic mood of a world still coming to terms with the tragedies of Sept. 11, war in Iraq, a tsunami and Hurricane Katrina.
LONDON — With his brooding aspect and sagging poll numbers, Prime Minister Gordon Brown had seemed to personify the bleak mood of a world traumatized by collapsing house prices, lost jobs and banks that would not lend.
The mood of conflicting world views is exacerbated by an almost room-filling hand-built organ with eight even larger black, rather flimsy speakers that suggest primitive cannons or cameras.
PAGE A7 BRITISH PRIME MINISTER CELEBRATED With his brooding aspect and sagging poll numbers, Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain seemed to personify the bleak mood of a world traumatized by collapsing house prices, lost jobs and banks that would not lend.
Christiana Figueres, the Executive Secretary of the UNFCCC, during the COP 18 meeting, said that 'we need to change the mood of the world' when she addressed the civil society groups.
To be sensible meant to exist in a state of sensitivity, not only to the moods of the world at large, but also to one's own inner feelings.
Learn to read the moods of the world and people around you.
