Sentence examples for obliging mood from inspiring English sources
If the Chinese are in an obliging mood, criticisms of Beijing's human rights record are grudgingly noted, allowing both sides to issue communiqués describing the meetings as "meaningful" or "constructive to enhancing mutual understanding".
But Pentagon officials, still smarting from Turkey's refusal in March 2003 to allow American troops to invade Iraq from its territory, are in no mood to oblige.Turkey must resolve its Kurdish problems alone.
Attentive, obliging wait staff.
Luckily they are obliging.
Some consumers are obliging.
So aggressive was the mood that Mr Kesri felt obliged to send an ultimatum to the United Front to drop the DMK.The United Front refused.
We were almost obliged to win to rekindle the World Cup mood in the country.
We asked them to get us in the mood for a bank holiday bonanza, a weekend of unbridled hedonism, and they duly obliged, turning in this slamming 20 minute mini-mix.
It does that Golf GTI thing of exactly matching your mood, so if you want it to be a racy hot hatch it is happy to oblige, but it is equally happy cruising and not assaulting your senses.
