Sentence examples for was mood from inspiring English sources
noun
A mental or emotional state, composure.
- I've been in a bad mood since I dumped my boyfriend.
Ms. Houston's real progress on this album was mood: for the first time, she was testy, aggrieved, lashing out.
The focus of their study was mood stability: they noted that while treatment has often focused on understanding the more disruptive aspects of the disorder such as episodes of mania, the chronic week-to-week mood instability experienced by some patients is a major source of morbidity.
One other criteria was mood: How did you feel?
The most frequent diagnosis was mood disorder.
The most common life-time comorbid condition was mood disorder (n = 65, 53%).
In our data set the only significant predictor of fatigue was mood disorder (Table 2).
Patients with ALS have been reported with increased frequency of a mild to moderate degree of apathy that was mood-independent, with disinhibition, lack of emotional concern or stereotypic behavior (50, 51).
The best explanation is mood.
The most important thing is mood.
The third layer is mood lighting.
