Sentence examples for true mood from inspiring English sources

With that, he encapsulates the true mood of the nation.

He is enigmatic, even to Steward, who confessed that he will not know Lewis's true mood until they walk out of their dressing room at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas on Nov. 17.

Even if you're not feeling particularly cheerful that day, you don't want to reveal your true mood to the person.

Had his campaign been run competently and his positions presented with clarity and courage, we would have been able to gauge the true political mood of the nation.

There's also a kind of Gallic shrug that seems linked to having a true subjunctive mood for verbs — perhaps it will be, and perhaps it won't — and I like trying to replicate that.

Though, I would recommend an all-girls high school to every girl, since it fosters a true feminist mood.

This was also true for mood and fear ratings.

(The converse wasn't true: Positive moods or more meaning in life one day was not associated with more sex the next).

But it's true that my mood can soar or sag rather alarmingly depending on the fortunes of my Red Sox.

Obama is said to feed off the energy of a crowd, and if this is true, the subdued mood of his Berlin audience took its toll.

The protagonist wonders where love has gone, as though he's lost a cufflink in a taxi; Dylan is true to the mood.