Sentence examples for same moods as from inspiring English sources

"I realise I was quite bad tempered," she says, "but I do think it's fairly reasonable to demonstrate that you have the same moods as other people would have if they were in the same position.

"It's in the same mood as a French twist.

"But we're not in the same mood as we were in the 60's.

I was kind of in the same mood as the Americans.

The orchestra under Mr. Harding conveyed the same mood as it picked up the theme and continued the exploration.

The clothes felt welcoming and nostalgic, of the same mood as Marc Jacobs who provided the best show of the season so far.

It is the same mood as that in Old School, or Knocked Up, or The 40-Year-Old Virgin: a man-boy world of guys who accept the future necessity of working for a living and want to escape it.

The Scotland goalkeeper should have done better; perhaps Marshall was simply in the same mood as the rest of the stadium, having accepted the inevitability of a Lewandowski goal.

"I think the man responsible for the lights was in the same mood as the crowd, because everybody was sleeping," added Mourinho.

Waterhouse's try on the left, converted by Hodgson, extended Wire's advantage and they started the second period in the same mood as Atkins incepted a pass to run in for their fifth touchdown.

As much as the creative director, Mario Pulice, liked what I did with those, he felt that the the solitary boy figure approach too closely resembled the same mood as the hardcover look.