Sentence examples for offered mood from inspiring English sources

Andy had been offered mood stabilising medication, but with his mother's permission decided not to take them.

Besides allowing users to work with photos (and the Sketch button now appears on every photo on the site), Sketch also offers mood boards and support for floor plans.

Perhaps adapted from the above, but especially shaped for those who telephone for political or fundraising purposes, or who offer mood-altering substances for sale.

The trials were carried out to a consistent protocol, in which participants were encouraged to reduce their smoking as much as possible with cessation as the end goal and were not offered any mood management.

A lyrical, nocturne-like interlude offered changing moods and intriguing textures.

In mood, it's an update of Greatest Generation heartiness and stoicism; Crowe offers that mood as a common-sense sincerity that rumbles down the middle of the road, as a great unifier that glides past the off-ramps of personal gratification and endemic cynicism.

THE TAKEAWAY In a prime location equidistant from gay hangouts in Chelsea and the meatpacking district, the Chelsea Pines Inn offers a mood that is gay but not cruisy, with décor that's playful but not cheesy.

At other times he offers a mood or speed different from that of the original, as with his version of "Knives Out," which is dreamier than the band's.

For a preintermission encore, Mr. Lindemann and Daniel Nix, a bassist, offered an abrupt mood change with a sultry rendition of "Sugar Blues," the Clyde McCoy standard.

Then she screened a man who was overweight and she'd just told him how serious his weight was and he cried about his weight and then she offered support with mood and weight loss and he said no.

And I wouldn't want to choose any of the flight moods offered by SeatBuddy because of the implicit pigeon-holing.