Sentence examples for precarious mood from inspiring English sources
He went on, painting his precarious mood.
This production captures the precarious mood characteristic of Coward, balanced between frivolity and heartbreak.
Even as the homeowners find it increasingly ludicrous that anyone would covet their precarious security, a mood of suspicion mounts.
This study aimed to investigate the association of precarious employment with depressive mood and suicidal ideation in adult wage workers, and the possible mediating or moderating effect of socioeconomic factors in the association between precarious work and mental health status.
However, as vocational opportunities are very limited and unstable for young people with low qualifications, expected living conditions risk being precarious, thus leading to the onset of anxiety and mood disorders.
Last week, the mood day by day, almost hour by hour, seemed to mimic the market's precarious slopes and fitful jumps.
But such is the precarious position the Seasiders find themselves in towards the bottom of the Championship, the fans were in no mood to glorify the hero's return with so much as a glance in his direction.
Home supporters were pouring away from the ground long before the final whistle, their mood more one of resignation than disgust, with West Ham's Premier League status feeling ever more precarious.
Conversation is precarious.
