Sentence examples for mood to try from inspiring English sources

He was in the mood to try to clear the boundary fielders.

"I know he is in a very determined mood to try and resurrect a few issues with his own game.

The first outfit here showed Lauren was in the mood to try something a bit different: a pair of combat trousers with a vibrant violet asymmetric satin top.

For the moment, certainly; the Brotherhood is in no mood to try any more experiments in democracy – a refusal which is the immediate danger in Egypt.

It was a consciousness he could have done without, he remarked, for its effect was to remind him of Mao, and, following the trials, he was in a mood to try to forget her.

(At least a couple of these visitors fell prey to New York City's resident peregrine falcons, which either mistook the seabirds for pigeons or were in the mood to try a new ethnic cuisine).

We were all extensions of Our Man, as we sometimes called him, there to interpret his remarks and requests and inscrutable handwriting, to gauge his changeable moods, to try to keep up with the pace and variety of his constant activity.

The enchanting sculpture by Richard Bloes in the small rear gallery at Feature looks like something constructed by a furniture maker who, in a whimsical mood, decided to try something creative with scraps found around the shop.

And perhaps also help tie dream content to other types of quantified self activity — by, for instance, furnishing you with enough data to connect dream content to data from an activity or mood tracker to try to contextualise your subconscious.

The challenge facing the project, however, will be that of going beyond current mood state identification to try to predict short-term mood changes with a view to predicting how patients will respond to either treatment during an acute episode or the recurrence of new episodes.

To try Mood Manipulator out for yourself, visit Lauren McCarthy's website.