Sentence examples for prevalent mood from inspiring English sources

As a result, the album's prevalent mood is a vague, grumpy dissatisfaction.

If the prevalent mood in the columns is an accurate gauge, Bonds will not be joining the immortals.

In fact, Mr. Crumb has said that it was more an unconscious reflection of the prevalent mood in 1970 than a deliberate attempt at a protest piece.

Making Sense of Suicide Missions is an enlightening collection of essays, so badly needed in the prevalent mood of misconceptions and half-baked analysis.

But in the prevalent mood, other Council members declined to consider more than a moderate statement by the Council president, and the issue was set aside.

"The prevalent mood now is to say that the United States is no longer relevant, that the Arab Spring is happening without the help of the United States".

The study participants were grouped by the presence/absence of prevalent depressed mood and anhedonia (PDMA, meaning either depressed mood or anhedonia was present at least 'most of the time' and the other at least 'some of the time' for four weeks) at baseline; 26.1% of the RA sample and 15.4% of the MCD sample met criteria for PDMA at baseline.

Although corruption remained prevalent, a mood of prosperity returned – at least to Moscow and St Petersburg.

Miss California gave an answer from her heart that reflects the legal and prevalent political mood in the country; it's a shame, and it's fundamentally wrong, but for her, it was the absolute right answer.

Anxiety disorders are more prevalent than mood disorders.

Poor stereognosis and rhythm tapping were more prevalent in mood disorders than in schizophrenia.