Sentence examples for odd mood from inspiring English sources

The country is in an odd mood.

Yet an odd mood of surly indifference surrounds Russia-EU ties.

If so, it could make for an odd mood on the Convention floor, with delegates technically on the winning side feeling like losers.

But just now, in the first 36 hours of his new life as leader, there is no getting away from the fact that the party itself is in a subdued, odd mood.

"I flew in over the city and was here to experience something of that odd mood — nobody was angry with anybody, and there was just this heaviness of it all".

HERE is my print column this week, looking back at the rather odd mood at the Liberal Democrats' annual conference:SHORT of installing an organ and stuffed ravens, the annual conference of the Liberal Democrats, held in Birmingham this week, could scarcely have plumbed greater depths of Gothic gloom.

NEARLY a year since Vladimir Putin took charge of Russia, as prime minister and then president, there is an odd new mood of hope, laced with fear.

The narrator was a three-year-old kid, mute still but not a cripple anymore, odd in mood but able to walk.

He blended live instrumentation with synthesizers: "By mixing and matching conventional instrumentation, you can create an odd, interesting mood," Miller said.

What's odd about the mood this morning is that despite all the buzz, the numbers aren't going [Purnell's] way.

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