Sentence examples for mood very well from inspiring English sources

Ms. Giering's music is more successful in creating the jagged, nervous energy of this post-9/11 world, with fragments of song breaking into the dialogue at times and swatches of pulsing accompaniment from the small instrumental ensemble — percussion, cello, bass and guitar — that evoke the mood very well.

And, if one was to wait for such a mood, it might very well never strike at all.

Get yourself into the mood too with this very well done trailer made by a fan.

We have suggested before that this affords a model for studying such vulnerability unconfounded by the burden of chronic mood disorder, and with very well matched case control samples recruited in an identical way (Rock et al. 2010; Yip et al. 2012).

From the recent increase in knowledge of the non-image-forming visual system, it seems reasonable to believe that seasonal variation in mood and behaviour may very well constitute a problem in this group.

The mood on the streets could very well determine whether Brazilians will keep the current government in place or drive the president out of office.

Ms. El-Naggar portrays very well the patriarchal mood in Egypt today.

Addressing the Labour conference in Blackpool in 1965, and understanding the mood of the country and party very well, Alice said: "I say that this country of ours ought to be able to absorb one million immigrants, but I would ask the conference to recognise that these immigrants are concentrated in those very areas where the supply of houses, schools and teachers is already inadequate.

"The squad is growing stronger, they are bonding together very well and the mood is one of quiet optimism and a reasonable degree of confidence.

"Bye, Bye, Blackbird" is slowed into a wistful, almost torchy lament, and "I Get Along Without You Very Well" becomes a mood-shifting interior monologue whose narrator tries out various perky conversational gambits in an imagined future encounter with an ex.

In the end, Bruce has responded very well to lamotrigine, an anticonvulsant mood stabilizer.