Ví dụ về moody

• The early handful of studio sets have given way to a use of external action and most recently to moody ambient glossy city travelogue style.

• We also find that being even-tempered, as opposed to moody, has a modest impact on voter turnout, while having no statistical impact on interest.

• He reports being unable to relax and is becoming increasingly aggressive, moody and short-tempered with his friends and family but doesn't describe low mood.

• On many occasions during those first few months, she was moody, tearful and uncommunicative.

• He was moody, quarrelsome and indifferent to her and their son.

• We find that those with hardworking, even-tempered and aggressive personalities are more likely to vote than those with, respectively, lazy, moody and timid personalities.

• Hargreaves towered throughout, gripping the audience from the outset: tetchy, moody, nervous, wheedling, sympathetic, insistent and bossy; but always engaging.

• Looking up the moody chart, it is found that the "drag coefficient is 0.002".

• Consider the case of a teenager who has always been moody and then develops a manic episode.

• I typed the words 'moody teenager' and 'health visitor' into the search engine and chose the images.

• Individuals who are hardworking (as opposed to lazy) and who are even-tempered (as opposed to moody) are a little over 1 per cent more likely to vote.

• To his detractors, he was moody, provocative.

• Terms such as "sullen," "moody," or "irritable" are used to describe emotional states that become more traitlike blends of different negative emotions seen in both internalizing and externalizing problems.

• Moody's applied a similar downgrading a month later.

• Moody's argued that its assessment was opinion and therefore constitutionally protected; the court agreed, and the decision was upheld on appeal.