Sentence examples for mood points from inspiring English sources

"It can capture the content's effect on you, and then you can gain these points — these happiness points, or mood points, or rewards — that can be turned into a virtual currency.

"Break-and-enters were Winston's low mood points," says Nagy. Visiting Animaland now requires roughly zero break-and-entering skills.

One banner - 'You will never own me' - summed up the mood: pointed but not poisonous.

BDO said the improving mood pointed to further falls in unemployment, with businesses' hiring expectations at their strongest since August 2008.

In Britain and Poland, the voters' mood currently points to a negative vote.

They suggest that firms craft an appropriate message for a more fearful mood, a point LG electronics recognised when it downplayed its "Life's Good" slogan.

In an attempt to lighten the mood, I pointed out to Omar how apposite it was that at the very moment in which votes were being cast in the south, possibly redrawing the region's borders for ever, we had been placed under lock and key in a military intelligence unit almost a thousand miles to the north for attempting to do the same.

A writer's voice is the tone, the mood, the point of view, the consciousness, the sense of credibility.

Working through our salads, I decide to spoil the buoyant mood by pointing out that with the Internet looming, the newspaper business may be headed for the obits itself.

Cutting-edge brain research confirms that we all have a certain mood set point, a range of feelings we usually inhabit.

Biographers note that in January 1959, the Cuban public was in a "lynching mood", and point to a survey at the time showing 93% public approval for the tribunal process.