Sentence examples for sensitive mood from inspiring English sources

Which meant that I listened back to Derbyshire's show in a rather more sensitive mood than I expected.

Yet when we meet, two weeks before the video will be released, Rousteing is in sensitive mood.

It also has its own special, sensitive mood of sturdy reverie, as opposed to the monumental power of the larger, more elaborate pieces.

After all, Zodiac this year showed the potential of historically sensitive mood pieces set in the 1970s, and the popularity of Life on Mars suggests a receptive audience in the UK for portrayals of the seedier end of the decade.

We stayed in a connecting pair of the hotel's newest Seaview Modern rooms, housed in a separate block across a courtyard from the main building: lots of space, smart furnishings and a bathroom with touch-sensitive mood lights and TV you can watch while you soak in the tub (a feature our young sons took delight in).

In this sculpture, the idealized face is softly modeled and evokes a sensitive, introspective mood.

Particularly sensitive to mood, he was quick to appreciate difficulties and even quicker to give help and support.

And while it was sensitive to mood swings and beautiful melodies, once they switched into high gear at the first movement repeat every measure was an exhilarating voyage of discovery in a sleek, fast car.

And I can't think of another television comedy, ever, as visually acute or sensitive to mood). Louis C.K. is a character in that, though he is not exactly playing himself, he is consistently Who He Is, which is complicated enough, in a normal human way, to produce volumes.

This suggests that behavioral approach-avoidance biases are not sensitive to mood state, but more related to depressive characteristics.

It is sensitive to mood change and has excellent utility in studies where repeated measures are anticipated.