Sentence examples for volatile mood from inspiring English sources

"I think the electorate is in a volatile mood.

But swing voters seem in an unusually volatile mood.

But he brought intense expressivity to every line and captured the tormented character's volatile mood swings.

Other cables reveal the Obama administration had serious doubts about Karzai's volatile mood.

Monday's pre-dawn drive-by shooting attack at the home of Germany's ambassador to Greece underlined the volatile mood.

He emphasized the volatile mood of the opening movement of the Beethoven while also imbuing its introverted sections with a brooding intensity.

Sweetzie, a huge tortoiseshell cat of smoldering intensity, volatile moods and tangled neuroses, produces a demonic sound new to us.

As they struggle to make sense of the volatile moods here, some senior officers have lowered their benchmarks for an American withdrawal.

For all Beatty's bravura in incarnating Hughes's volatile moods and outsized energies, the performance is one in which the actor hides rather than reveals himself.

Judge Thokozile Masipa, who presided over the murder trial, decided to ignore messages in which Steenkamp talked about the athlete's volatile moods and said she was sometimes afraid of him.

In the manner of the engineering or jewelling or cobbling or watchmaking arts that they so often admire, they use precise, intricate detail on a kind of applique principle to build their complex, highly volatile moods and meanings.