Sentence examples for mood would be from inspiring English sources

Before the game, David Wright of the Mets said the mood would be different this season.

The impact on the Palestinian mood would be large, the risk to Israel's security nonexistent.

Your mood would be a chemical fact, and, if you lied about it, then poor, poor you.

Mike Piazza had said the mood would be different in Atlanta this time, because the Mets had nothing to lose.

Earlier, some of the event's organizers had done some unnecessary fretting about what García's mood would be after Sunday's difficult loss.

He said he was unsure whether a new show would feature similar characters, or whether the national mood would be better suited to new creations.

Her moods would be "up and down" and she seemed "depressed", Mr Larke added.

A better word than "monotony" for this chronic mixing of moods would be "bathos," which describes the deflation or anticlimax that occurs when two opposing tones or registers clash in a work of art.

The system would also establish a baseline mood for each individual user to compare against, since behavior expressing sadness for one might actually indicate happiness for another, and information regarding the user's tendencies while under the influence of different moods would be monitored to see what kind of advertising works best for them in each circumstance.

Thus, while change in mood was not a primary focus for the present study, to precisely establish the degree to which the alternative CBM-I conditions produce change in mood, it would be necessary for future studies to include mood measures immediately before and after exposure to the different scenario conditions.

No one could walk around in a pair of dungarees in a bad mood – it would be impossible.