Sentence examples for mood reflected from inspiring English sources

The event's scale and mood reflected a growing demand for better legal protection for these rights in the UK.

But previously the place had got under the skin of those who lingered, and the town's mood reflected more than the sum of its arts.

The shift in mood, reflected in the polling data in favour of intervention, can also be seen in data examining the perceived threat.

They were about to set off to conduct the city's seventh annual Homeless Outreach Population Estimate — to count the number of homeless people on the street — and the mood reflected a kind of nervous giddiness.

Its mood reflected a more hopeful outcome than another work on the program — music from Berg's opera "Lulu," in which the protagonist dies a tawdry death at the hands of Jack the Ripper.

But despite the market turmoil and the anti-austerity mood reflected in the elections in Greece and France, finance ministers meeting in Brussels insisted there could be no softening of the tough conditions that Athens agreed to last year in return for a $130bn rescue package financed by the EU and the IMF.

The brighter mood reflects orders and sales.

One day, when Ibrahim seemed in a contemplative mood, reflecting on his mobile-phone and good-governance efforts, I asked what he would like his legacy to be.

The warmer mood reflects its changing of the guard, now that the needy Andy Bernard Ed Helmss) has replaced the lunkheaded Michael Scott Steve Carelll) as protagonist.

Radio programmers say "Same Love" seems to have captured the nation's mood, reflecting growing support among young adults for gay marriage in polling.

In these works the devotional intensity of mood reflects the religious spirit of Roman Catholic Spain in the period of the Counter-Reformation.