Sentence examples for read moods from inspiring English sources

Between all the gizmos being ginned up and the demonstration of Tadashi's invention, Baymax, a touchy-feely care-giving medical robot designed to read moods as easily as vitals, the boy wonder starts thinking perhaps there is more to life than street-fighting bots.

Continue reading "Mood sky-high in GB cycling camp ahead of track finals" The water squelched through my toes and ran off the end of my nose as I leant over the barrier and strained to see the finish line 50 metres up the road.

Harold's mother, in return, read his moods.

We want them to read our moods, anticipate our needs, be there for us without crowding us and somehow know when to sublimate their desires and when to make demands.

But they do communicate eventually, and much like learning to interpret a newborn's cries, you learn to read their moods based on their method of communication.

You cannot be formally taught to "read" the moods and attitudes of the people with whom you relate, important for the interactions to be maximally appropriate.

I know about him because I studied him -- learned to read his moods and their triggers ---the way he counleasheasharparp words like wild dogs on smaller, weaker prey.

Greet your students each morning to read their moods even before the school day begins.

Learn to read the moods of the world and people around you.

Lincoln read the mood beautifully.

You have to read the mood of the customer.