Sentence examples for open mood from inspiring English sources

The vocalists fed the open mood.

If the tone of these remarks was out of keeping with the mood of the occasion, their content was welcome, and had the effect of confirming the generous and open mood of the new Administration.

It can be classical or new age, as long as it puts you in a reflective and open mood.

One setting implies a more intimate mood and one setting implies a more exposed or open mood.

This sonic stretching sometimes got a bit hectic, but the wide-open mood was deliberate, an invocation of Parliament-Funkadelic, the quint essential funk collective.

Just three minutes after the wild expectation had reached its peak as the stalls snapped open, the mood turned ugly.

People are generally calm, they are relaxed; they give each other space and respect boundaries, but there is also more of an open, sociable mood.

In open, expansive mood he suggests governing bodies should mandate clubs to make 25% of their tickets affordable in return for their share of television income.

Clinicians and patients may feel more relaxed and open if mood is considered in the context of a general conversation about symptoms, coping and well-being.

Wait until they're in an open, approachable mood to bring up your desire to start wearing makeup.

2.20pm: With just 10 minutes to go until Wall Street opens, the mood in the markets is getting increasingly gloomy.