Sentence examples for wrong mood from inspiring English sources
Early on, Sephora's shops were too big: they looked like supermarkets, which created the wrong mood.
How does deliberately using the "wrong" mood music skew the atmosphere?
In the wrong mood, it's coffee-table music for middling architects.
Approached in the wrong mood, Proof of Youth is exhausting; otherwise its sweetness is irresistible.
I only ever play Solitaire when I'm completely in the wrong mood for writing.
"The actors feel that the music played before the curtain rises will put the audience in the wrong mood.
I'm not sure where this intuition comes from, but I can tell you that it is wrong: our mood reliably improves after we socialize, especially if the people with whom we socialize are happy and likeable.
It couldn't be more wrong for the mood.
The English sometimes get the mood wrong, as with his novel 'Travels with my Aunt'.
Obama's address to a memorial service, called "Together We Thrive: Tucson and America", at a packed University of Arizona sports arena, stood in contrast to Sarah Palin's videotaped defence released a few hours earlier which has been widely criticised for catching the public mood wrong with a belligerent defence of aggressive political rhetoric.
Obama's address to the memorial, called Together We Thrive: Tucson and America, at a packed University of Arizona sports arena, stood in contrast to Sarah Palin's videotaped defence released a few hours earlier which has been widely criticised for catching the public mood wrong with a belligerent defence of aggressive political rhetoric.
