Sentence examples for widespread mood from inspiring English sources

There was a tide of genuine public support for "our boys" and a widespread mood of hostility towards Nasser.

Carriere, Zuloaga and others exemplify a widespread mood of paranoia, pessimism and general fin-de-siecle angst, cutting across nationalities, generations and styles.

In many parts of the country, and across different social groups, from what we can judge, there is a widespread mood of desperation".

Web retailers are aware of the widespread mood of celebration among their reviewers, even if they are reluctant to discuss it.

Bennett's 1991 play, The Madness of George III, took his fascination with England's past back to the 1780s and in doing so matched the widespread mood of retrospection with which British literature approached the end of the 20th century.

And O'Rourke brings the background and passion that El Paso needs.It's possible, perhaps, that the outsized political presence of the tea-party movement has helped obscure a more widespread mood of frustration.

"If this becomes widespread, the mood in Baltimore will shift from what went wrong with the police and Freddie, to how the police are doing a great job at securing this chaos," Gray said.

Pain phenotypes in patients with RA that include widespread pain, mood disturbance, and fatigue overlap with those in fibromyalgia (FM).

No such constellation has come together over Syria, and it is unthinkable at present for Western leaders to intervene militarily in the face of widespread local objections.The mood in the region may change.

This celebratory mood was widespread throughout Europe.

The antifeminist mood is widespread, particularly on reality shows like "The Apprentice" and "Wife Swap," where single career women are cute and flirty and married women do housework.