Sentence examples similar to untroubled mood from inspiring English sources
Not only would he disagree with anyone who had agreed with him, but he could do it with something approaching rage, even cruelty; next day he'd turn up in a mood of untroubled relish.
Matthews describes it as one of the composer's most serene works, which "ends in a mood of untroubled happiness that would soon become rare in Britten's music".
Mcdonald's first book, "Running Scared," which he published as a Harvard senior, was perhaps the first extended report to the then still untroubled majority about the troubled mood of the growing counter-cultural minority.
To us, it is a symbol of London's last-ever demonstration of untroubled national rejoicing, when this country was awarded the Games, before that mood was cruelly shattered by the 7/7 bombings.
Traversing the resulting list in the MS English map yields a quantitative "mood scale", from happy (1.96), confident (1.50), merry (0.99), and untroubled (0.78), to bored (−0.57), helpless (−1.01), hurt (−1.33), depressed (−1.59), and sad (−1.89).
And, indeed, there is something risible in all those mood- music discs and self-help manuals intended to make you serene and untroubled.
Successful, attractive, untroubled.
My heart seemed untroubled.
George Bush remains untroubled.
