Sentence examples for slight mood from inspiring English sources

Two patients displayed slight mood changes during 5 HDICIs, averaging 1 h in duration.

Made in the aftermath of Bill Berry leaving the band, 1998's Up experimented with electronics, and a softer, slighter mood – a tone that would remain for the group's final five albums together.

Anne's slightest mood swing registers as the deeply felt moment-to-moment experience of a woman whose daily life is portrayed as a series of small frustrations and humiliations (underscored by Beethoven's Seventh Symphony).

When we first saw her she exhibited a slight depressive mood.

The album's raison d'être is outlined on the lilting Lost Boy – "I'm just a lost boy, not ready to be found" – but it's at this point, 11 songs in, you yearn for more variety, a slight shift in mood and pace.

While she conceded that "the drug might have affected a slight dip in mood," she also clearly stated that "studies into comedowns have never produced a correlation between ecstasy use and suicide".

At the time of discharge, she was no longer hostile or aggressive but still showed slight impulsivity and mood instability symptoms.

Before moving abroad, she had suffered from mild depressive mood, slight anxiety and low self-confidence for the first time, and had been treated for about 1 year with clomipramine (20 40 mg/day).She fully recovered and safely stopped medication (i.e. she experienced no discontinuation syndrome) 2 months before leaving Japan.

The quality and tightly-controlled subtlety of the performances ring out, each period of silence or slightest change in mood played to perfection.

Results indicated that there was a slight decrease after negative mood priming in the level of dysfunctional attitudes for both groups of participants; however, after positive mood priming there was an increase for both groups.

They saw a significant reduction in their pain and a slight improvement in their mood" (Cerrato).