Sentence examples for too moody from inspiring English sources

She's too impulsive, too moody and romantic, too damn glam.

Maybe some of his songs — "Successful," "Closer to My Dreams" — were too moody.

He was, he says, "too moody, too brooding, too consumed, too unlikable" to be a good teammate, much less a mentor.

The production here is really excellent, too: moody and low-slung, utilising the baglama as well as more "traditional" digital hip-hop beat-making tools.

But even the numbers he later wrote for the New York stage are usually too subtle, too moody to be natural showstoppers.

The 10-minute mini-opera The Globalist, for instance, seems too Moody Blues to rival the Floydian eruption of encore opener Take a Bow.

You need to recognize that you too have moody spells and you're a grown-ass adult with coping mechanisms (I see all of those coffee and wine memes you share) not a kid who's growing, changing and navigating the confusing waters of adolescence.

Mr. Moody, too, recalls how advanced city kids seemed.

There are many who believe the rookie possession target Alshon Jeffery will be too lazy and moody to live up to his second-round billing.

A ratings agency proved oddly helpful, too: on June 25th Moody's signalled it would not follow Standard & Poor's and Fitch, which have both warned of a possible downgrade of India to junk status.

The rating agencies love it too: last September Moody's gave Wells Fargo a triple-A rating, the first such accolade for an American bank since 1995.Even so, it says it still has a lot to do.