Sentence examples for spectrum of moods from inspiring English sources

You'll find a pretty broad spectrum of moods across the city.

HIGHLIGHTS Clothes that morph to suit a spectrum of moods, body types and even climates, making them handy travel mates.

I thought about boys – well, one in particular – most of the time, and I seemed to experience the entire spectrum of moods each and every day.

All members sing or contribute spoken word, and while their voices are heavily treated with delay or pitch shifters, they are not made uniform, giving their records a wide spectrum of moods.

Hughes also found ways to write in an African American street vernacular that registers a much wider and deeper spectrum of mood than Dunbar was able to represent in his poetry.

The results inform understanding of the nosology of the clinical spectrum of mood and psychotic illness.

Thirdly, it included a broad spectrum of mood episodes to observe the difference in the distribution of the inhibition/activation process.

The Zung, does not identify manic depressive episodes or dysthymia and so these diagnoses are possibly all part of the spectrum of mood disorders that his study may have detected but not distinguished between.

NCCAM is studying the use of St .John's wort in a wider spectrum of mood disorders, including minor depression.

In the framework of the Spectrum Project (a USA-Italy collaboration), a questionnaire was developed and validated, that explores a full spectrum of lifetime mood spectrum phenomenology (Mood Spectrum-Self Report, MOODS-SR) [ 35] including dysregulations in rhythmicity and vegetative functions.

Bipolar disorder (BD) comprises a spectrum of different mood disorders, characterized by variable severity of illness, functional impairment, comorbidity patterns, suicidal risk, cognitive impairment, and treatment response (Akiskal et al. 2000; Alda 2004; Duffy 2014).