Sentence examples for mood raise from inspiring English sources

Blatant differences in style as in mood raise a question that is not discussed in the book.

Maybe (if our lawmakers are in a mildly progressive mood) raise the cap on income subject to payroll tax.

This will make their mood raise higher.

Re "Surge in Racist Mood Raises Concerns on Eve of World Cup" (June 4): When Jim Crow laws existed in parts of this country and black citizens were set upon by racist hooligans, pickets often greeted officials from those regions when they traveled.

He looks in the mood to raise his forefinger and give the chairman out.

"The move is to brighten the mood and raise hope among students, and preserve their psychological health".

Neither chamber is in the mood to raise taxes, and Mr. Rendell's "fair share assessment" has won little support.

They won't be in the mood to raise his wages without the income from European football, not after his worst season in the top flight.

Instead of saying no to their ideas, budget writers told them that money was tight all around, that the Legislature was in no mood to raise taxes or fees, and that other programs and services were fighting for the same money.

Ewen McKenzie, coach today, part of the winning side that afternoon, was in no mood to raise a glass afterwards, aware that for all the magic that flowed from the conjuror's hands of Quade Cooper, his penalty miss when Australia led 13-6 was possibly the decisive moment in a topsy-turvy contest.

The mood is raising hopes that an agreement can be reached by the self-imposed deadline of Friday, though that is far from assured.