Sentence examples for reading mood from inspiring English sources

"Maria Callas arrived," he jots in November 1968, "and since I was in a reading mood she was not welcome".

Trump didn't seem to be in a reading mood after hearing the speech, just a slurring and hectoring one.

Three Lives' owner is Toby Cox, an affable San Francisco native who, like his staff, never hesitates to scurry from behind the counter to introduce you to books that that he finds interesting or that you might find especially interesting, based, for the most part, on your inchoate feelings as you try to express your reading mood.

If time seems to be dragging on, and if you don't have a book or magazine ready (or if you're just not in a reading mood today), look for other engaging activities.

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.

Vestager deserves congratulation for reading the mood.

These firms are not reading the mood or living in the real world".

But, as I kept reading, its mood and style began to make sense.

The candidates face a similar struggle, in reading the mood of a public muffled for years under Mr. Mubarak.

It's about making good judgments, reading shareholders' mood and knowing instinctively when you've overstepped the mark.

Bradley, 53, who has been the national team coach for four years, was reading the mood as players arrived from distant time zones.