Sentence examples for unusual mood from inspiring English sources

Yet its politicians are shunning real debate until election day at least.The German people are in a "very unusual" mood, says Werner Weidenfeld of the University of Munich.

A reclamation of the street, of public space, an unusual mood of European solidarity and an explicit sidelining of the nasty rightwing racist parties.

Nielson used old synthesisers, "bringing them back to life" while "creating sounds that aren't quite like anyone else's", he says, and the resulting track brings to life a genuinely unusual mood.

Unusual mood or emotional reactions.

Unusual mood swings or increased aggression or defensiveness may occur.

Lil B appears on Soulja Boy's new album, rapping on the harsh "30 Thousand 100 Million," and in spirit on several other songs in which Soulja Boy borrows his rhyme patterns and unusual moods.

Since the just-completed European soccer championship, which Poland hosted with Ukraine, many Poles have taken stock of their nation's progress, and an unusual good mood has captured an often pessimistic country.

Rather, Madison Avenue is worried that its myriad, carefully laid plans will turn out to be inappropriate or unseemly for the unusual national mood of pervasive gloom leavened with a soupçon of hope.

The vibe is more chill-out lounge than nightclub, a relaxed mood unusual for Tel Aviv but that sums up Neve Tzedek.

A pathos-filled small altarpiece of St. Pantaleon Healing a Sick Boy and versions of the Pietà exhibit a dramatic quality and a meditative mood unusual in Veronese's works.

So to see this, an enormous Confederate flag in a Union state, a mile from a symbol of national tragedy and shared sacrifice, was an indicator that there was something very unusual in the mood of the country.