Sentence examples for some moods from inspiring English sources
In some moods, he never wanted to marry.
In some moods, Clare thought that he was a prizefighter; in others, that he had written Shakespeare's plays.
"The tangy, expressive, stalky Cabernet Franc, capable of seeming both playful and fruity in some moods, darker and even a touch forbidding in others".
It was a disease that Lord Beveridge (an early English Keynesian), Alvin Hansen (an early American Keynesian) and, indeed, Keynes, in some moods, were aware of.
In some moods, I think the remake should be a shot-by-shot re-creation, like Gus van Sant's Psycho, with Benedict Cumberbatch performing Clark's script word for word.
In some moods, he was dismissive of grammar — "I am gennerally understood tho I do not use that awkward squad of pointings called commas colons semicolons etc" — but he was also grateful to his editors, and keen not to appear illiterate, or to present unnecessary obstacles to being read.
Some mood swings begin on the ground far from Westminster.
"My girlfriend and I have been creating some mood boards!" he told me.
It melts into something else entirely when Lucy slips them all some mood-altering enhancement.
In fact, it is well known that some mood disorders are more prevalent at certain times of the year.
Some commonly used medications have been shown to increase the likelihood of acne too, including corticosteroids, anti-epileptics and some mood-stabilising treatments such as Lithium.
