Sentence examples for multiple moods from inspiring English sources

Alcoholic and perhaps bipolar, the British prime minister had the churning, multiple moods of the "cyclothymic personality".

Blanco's voice – both actual and figurative – straddles multiple moods, alternating guttural hip-hop flow with an unexpectedly soulful falsetto and his own speaking voice.

It also serves the workplace's multiple moods, which during a shoot can have the frenzy of a baroque court, with 40 or 50 people pursuing their trades in makeup, hair, lighting, props and whatever, plus models or actors and their entourages, plus whatever livestock Teller might want to introduce.

Because however we label ourselves, we are still only half-evolved primates in two or more minds and multiple moods.

Her thin-skinned, hysterical Lynn undergoes frequent multiple mood swings as she testily engages with one family member after another, always playing the victim.

Sometimes it's a little too smoov – Something Goes Right is like Jamiroquai meets Jean Michel Jarre in dubstep space – and the multiple mood changes can make it seem characterless, but full marks for effort, and good effort for the masks.

By that time, Genesis had been together for seven years and released five albums, establishing a reputation for long, intricately constructed songs featuring multiple mood changes and unconventional time signatures ("Apocalypse in 9/8" is the partial subheading of one of their longer numbers).

Mixed episodes predicted poor long-term response in a study on lithium (Backlund et al. 2009) and a study on multiple mood stabilizers (Peselow et al. 2015).

Often these individuals have a history of multiple mood episodes, accompanied by a high prevalence of mental and physical comorbidities, complex treatment regimens and/or elevated body mass index (BMI) (Geoffroy et al. 2015).

Another study conducted in Turkey reported that four-session individual psychoeducation did not significantly decrease the number of relapses although the intervention group had a lower number of relapses, lower number of multiple mood episodes, and a lower hospitalization rate (Gumus et al. 2015).

I was 13 at the time, on a combination of medications (an SSRI and multiple mood stabilizers) and was having an adverse reaction to one or more of them.