For the past week, the nation's, and in some cases, the world's major newspapers, web sites, blogs and television programs from the Today Show to Nightline has either lead, plugged or speculated about his every move, mood, and machinations.
But if Trump's tepid endorsement was enough to move the mood of the conference, imagine the pressure the president could apply if he started calling members ― or perhaps worse, started tweeting about them.
But unless they restore calm and get politics moving again, the mood could turn against them fast.
Right now, India and Pakistan seem in a rare conciliatory mood, moving slowly toward informal talks about when they might have a more formal conversation.
In early 1998, the atmosphere in China was unusually relaxed — the government was negotiating for membership in the World Trade Organization; President Clinton was coming to visit — and small groups of dissidents in different cities decided to take advantage of the new mood, moving to form an opposition party.
Three camera crews catch the mood, moving from optimism, to chaos, to terror and finally despair, every flash of blade, every wife's cry, even a moving glimpse of Joseph, still in that red uniform souvenir of England's finest day.
In the first weeks of using modafinil, I felt a bout of happiness, a steadily upward-moving mood; a strange and sustained euphoric effect.
Throughout the movement Mr. Mehta lucidly negotiated Bruckner's ever-changing moods, moving patiently toward a triumphal conclusion.
As the hours change, so, too, the moods, moving from languorous to mischievous to sorrowful and back again.
Stevens now sees the fluctuating styles as the symbol of Williams's subtly distinct moods, moving as they did from disapproving, to intellectual, to schoolboyish or to outright furious.
