The mood is often resentful and sour.
The legislation enabling it will be passed in a resentful mood in every national capital concerned.
Apparent rejection by the EU and the American occupation of Iraq have left Turks in a resentful mood.
That is necessary not only to appease voters, who mostly opposed the tax cut, but also the Liberal Democrat wing of the coalition, which was sceptical too.The underlying context of all the budget wrangles is the resentful mood of austerity.
During his first sessions in September 2011 he showed low mood, he was resentful for not being promoted at work, had lack of motivation, social isolation and criticized his bizarre feelings when he was irrationally afraid of being attacked in a familiar and secure night club.
But when I returned to the scene of the crime with a bowl of soapy water and two sponges, her mood went from remorseful to resentful.
SINCE the antagonists failed to settle their differences peacefully in France last week, the official mood in Serbia has been defiant, resentful, belligerent.
Some in the Labour Party applaud these moves, seeing the final months in power as a chance to redeem years of timidity in a belated surge of social-democratic activism, emboldened by the resentful, banker-bashing public mood.
Her arrogant emphasis on what matters to Susan seems – so far – to obscure her view of the bigger political picture, possibly to link her more closely than she might wish to the "Trump the Selfie" mood that is drawing millions of resentful Americans into a dark and angry narcissism.
In the back streets of Sadr City, the impoverished Baghdad suburb where almost two million Shiites live -- and where Bush administration officials and Iraqi exiles once imagined American troops would be welcomed with sweets and flowers -- the mood, when I visited in September, was angry and resentful.
