Sentence examples for recent mood from inspiring English sources

The recent mood in arena management has changed, she said, for the better.

On the other hand, some of the recent mood music from official Washington points in a less satisfactory direction.

What happened?" Criado-Perez, who studied English at Oxford and now lives in London, has been uplifted by the recent mood.

A loose monetary policy is essential if Japan is to spur domestic demand; a loose monetary policy means, among other things, a depreciated yen.This dilemma has helped to fuel the recent mood of despair and yet it can be resolved.

Jeffrey Kleintop, chief market strategist at LPL Financial, says the recent mood of households doesn't seem to reflect some of the positive economic numbers that have been released lately.

If Anya Hindmarch, who created a sensation last year with her canvas totes imprinted with "I'm Not a Plastic Bag," were to attempt to capitalize on the recent mood on Fifth Avenue, she might do well with "I'm Not a Bag from an Expensive Store".

Recent mood-wreckers include a disappointing ham sandwich, Channel 4's Benefits Street, and all my t-shirts shrinking ever so slightly in the wash.

Overall investors are continuing their recent buoyant mood, still enthused by Ben Bernanke's comments suggesting the US Federal Reserve's $85bn a month bond buying programme was not likely to end in the immediate future.

The work of the 51-year-old French writer-director – from the late 1980s music promos he made for his band, Oui Oui, to his most recent film, Mood Indigo, which stars Audrey Tautou and Romain Duris – has a DIY feel.

In the run up to the credit crisis financial companies such as AIG took enormous risks in the derivatives market that went largely undetected.Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, took a contrary view to the recent bullish mood in the financial markets.

The major indexes made a moderate advance at the open, a day after a recent bullish mood took a breather and stocks flatlined.