Sentence examples for present mood from inspiring English sources
In our present mood we'd sign up in a jiffy.
Such concerns tinge the present mood of optimism with wariness at the possibility of renewed outbreaks.
But Beinart seems to know that his book is out of joint with the present mood.
The present mood, though, needs to be put into a longer historical context.
So maybe the present mood is healthier – as long as we stay frightened, we might just be all right.
The present mood of buckpassing and shoulder-shrugging about Iraq bodes ill for future policy-making about Afghanistan – and wherever else British forces may be called to act.
When friends or grandparents come around, it's me who bores them with a detailed account of her present moods, abilities and dietary preferences, so attuned have I become to each tiny passing phase in her development.
Of course it may have been the ever-present mood of violence and hatred in Northern Ireland at the time that made me block it all out … but I like my idea better.
aOne patient also presented mood disorder.
*Two patients also presented mood disorder.
"The present climate and mood is more political than anything else," said the Rev. Lawrence Andrew, editor of The Herald, the Roman Catholic Church's weekly newspaper in Kuala Lumpur.
