Sentence examples for not a mood from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Parsons is not a mood builder, and the repetition of both music and movement soon grew deadening.

That is not to say that there was not a mood of real pride and patriotism today in a nation that has shrugged off centuries of foreign domination and is determined now to carve its own path into the future.

The band's influences are drawn from outside the indie canon – the xx are famously fans of modern R&B, which might account for the album's preoccupation with sultry yearning, not a mood indie music traditionally conjures: it sounds original, but isn't abstruse enough to scare less adventurous listeners.

(You'll presumably have to hope your partner doesn't mind you pausing to switch your wearable into "lover performance" mode. Not a mood kill at all… ).

The only way they knew to think about depression is that it's something you "have", not a mood that is part of a larger, relational picture.

Depression is a disease, it's not a mood or a phase.

If that's not a mood-killer, we don't know what is.

Another Gore aide, asked to characterize Mr. Gore's mood during the post-election process, said, "There isn't a mood.

India's leaders are not in a mood to listen.

But other directors were not in a mood to wait.

But he added: "We are not in a mood of confrontation.