Sentence examples for mood shift in from inspiring English sources

He told AAP the phone call signaled a critical mood shift in Australia's response to incidents like this.

If there is a mood shift in France, too (although only traces show up in the poll scores), it is in Mr. Sarkozy's favor.

"After the Nasdaq went down, there has really been a mood shift in that investors are paying attention to the established wireless companies like Nokia and Ericsson," said Mirva Anttila, a Josephthal & Company analyst.

The problem will only go away if and when there is a broad mood shift in the Muslim world toward rejecting militant Islamism; when it's seen as distinctly uncool, even among the counter culturally inclined, like neo-Nazism in Europe today.

The mood shifted in the finale, with glassy harmonics undercut by anxious tremolos.

The spare set by Mimi Lien suggests an abstracted middle-class living room, strafed with golden lighting by Michael Chybowski that evolves as the mood shifts in the room.

The wind seems to be in the sails of campaigners looking to keep Britain in the EU as, for the first time in the Brexit crisis, they see signs of the public mood shifting in their favour.

In one study [ 9], critical slowing down as an indicator of nearby tipping points predicted mood shifts in depressed patients.

But shorn of both voices and texts, they seemed oddly mute: moody character pieces with no hint as to the reasons for the mood shifts except in brief descriptions in the program notes.

Then the mood shifted dramatically in the space of a few moments.

The mood shifts completely in the second movement when the violin enters with soloistic fervor and the cello serves as an obbligato instrument.