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Example Sentences

No one was in a bad mood, for the day of rejoicing had come.

Ditka worried that his players would bring this bad mood into the post-season.

To tell you the truth, I was in a bad mood for days after the Emmy nominations came out and you were snubbed.

Her memoir of divorce displays the same ferocity of intellect, humor, and occasional bad mood.

There was only one logical explanation—the movie was actually great, I was just in a bad mood or something.

Charles misses you sadly, and so do I. Prepare to find him in a bad mood to-day.

I have already said that boys watch their teachers' faces to see if they are in a good or a bad mood.

The mistress of Stony Acre came home in a bad mood; the encounter had been extremely irritating to her.

He moved slowly toward the room, hoping against hope she was not in a bad mood.

It took nerve to stay here when uncle was in a bad mood, but most people have more nerve than they think they have.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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