Sentence examples for moods drive from inspiring English sources

To prevent excess pollution (and to preserve others' positive moods), drive within the speed limit, accelerate and brake gradually, and use cruise control on highways.

The investigators ruled out the argument that mood drives people to act.

It can help differentiate long-standing interests from mood-driven impulses.

Another advantage of the LCM might be the fact that the degree of mood-driven functional impairment is the rated measure of severity rather than the rating of individual mood symptoms.

Mike Rodriguez and Dominick Farinacci had almost classical poise, salting fast runs and impressive technique with blues riffs and the ability -- especially in Mr. Rodriguez -- to move through several moods, then drive an improvisation home with power.

The score is more about mood than drive".

Your mood can drive (or inhibit) your company's bottom line.

I said you have to be in a race-car mood to drive the Ferrari Enzo.

The new analysis suggests that our moods are driven in part by a shared underlying biological rhythm that transcends culture and environment.

Behavioral geneticists have also trained their sights on serotonin, which is found in brain circuits that affect many moods and drives, including those affected by Prozac and similar drugs.

Oak Hill, therefore, if this is true, will have its defences down again, and should be there for the taking, if anyone's in the mood to drive straight, pitch the ball close, and put on a performance like renowned magic act The Somnambulist & Simpson did yesterday.