Sentence examples for mood words from inspiring English sources

Bill Ahearn, a Lehman spokesman, said that the changes would concern the mood words that float across the screen.

The researchers identified a "clear decrease" in overall use of mood words over the 20th century, with only words relating to fear increasing in the last several decades.

Bentley and O'Brien's researches into mood words answer no human need other than that prompted by the technology that enables it.

In the study, published in PLOS ONE, researchers at three British universities tracked the use of "mood" words sorted into six main categories: anger, disgust, fear, joy, sadness and surprise.

As for "Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow/Creeps in this petty pace from day to day", are we to take it as a meditation empty of emotion because not one of the requisite mood words makes an appearance?

It might appear to be of passing interest to learn that "British literature" has become "less emotional" over the past half-century, but when that turns out to mean no more than that we've been using fewer of the mood words, anger, disgust, fear, etc than we used to, we realise we have learnt nothing.

An other-oriented person is highly aware of the moods, words, preferences, motivations and nuanced behavior of other people.

The paints were meant to evoke a mood, the words a philosophy.

The tender and mysterious atmosphere of the piece is established in the opening section, "Come, daughter," which evokes the mood and words, though not the music, of the opening chorus of Bach's passion.

The third studio album by Olsen is the St. Louis-born artist's proverbial great leap forward, confirming her as not only a powerful singer but a writer more than willing to play with genre, mood and words to achieve her particular brand of convergence.

Appropriate instruments and music styles will be needed to create the necessary mood, since words won't be used.