Sentence examples for mood that she from inspiring English sources

It was in this mood that she spent ten months in Moscow, starting in 1993.

Instead, she's aiming for something amiable and affectionate, letting the mood that she sets speak more loudly than her.

Yet Theodore, it turns out, had what might best be described as a preëxisting condition: in a brief scene with Catherine, she complains that he placed expectations on her behavior, even on her mood, that she was unable to meet.

Yet the mood that she establishes is, by and large, as mild and unsavage as the weather, devoid of the anxious intensity that Bergman sought to kindle, and the light has a granular flatness, shirking both blaze and gloom.

In addition, Spenser sometimes eyed Heather in a way that put Carol in a dark mood that she felt it was imperative not to reveal, and she resented the ceramicist for this.

Despite the fact that she calls herself polymathic in her career, wearing pretty dresses puts her in such a good mood that she says, "Ultimately, I want to be a housewife...wear pretty dresses and carry my kids around in matching outfits".

If she is in emollient mood, that might emerge from this debate.

She often has an inner pensiveness of expression, the same inwardness of mood that is communicated by Botticelli's saints.

"It's the mood that counts".

Already there is a mood that has set in.

"I think that is the mood that has prevailed now.