Sentence examples for mood that perhaps from inspiring English sources

They said residents already seemed sadder and more reflective since the terrorist attacks, a mood that perhaps made this latest horrifying episode less convulsive than it would have been otherwise.

Perhaps that accounts for the nostalgic mood that pervades "Bright, Precious Days".

Perhaps it is the current uneasy political and economic mood that's made me pick it up once more.

That, perhaps, represented bottom.

If the payment tendencies that Paul F. has noted so far might be called macro trends, it is the micro trends -- those reflecting personal mood -- that are perhaps most compelling.

With a tap, you can set the background color of the page to match your mood, or perhaps to indicate something significant that happened that day.

Rags and Tatters almost has something of Jean Vigo: an À Propos de Cairo – a collage of moods and scenes and moments that perhaps could not be captured in this way were it not for a seismic event which is breaking everything up.

Tales of friends with cancer turn the mood sombre, perhaps reflecting the rain that has begun to pour down outside.

He was in a jovial mood, after years of work thinking that perhaps things are beginning to change in Chicago.

The more frequent use of psychotropic medications (antidepressants and sedatives) in the CFS group suggests that perhaps more depressed mood, anxiety and sleep disturbance are manifested by individuals fully meeting criteria for CFS.

They don't seem in the mood to say much more about the song than that, perhaps preferring to let the music speak for itself.