prevailing mood

We live in easy times, according to the prevailing mood.

Some of it had to do with a large prevailing mood in the town.

The prevailing mood among the Bulls seemed to be, big deal.

The prevailing mood is that 2012 could, if anything, be worse than this year.

That was the prevailing mood on both campuses this week.

The prevailing mood in the crowd was that they had been betrayed.

The prevailing mood was that nothing substantial would change no matter who joined the race.

Black was the prevailing mood on board these days.

The prevailing mood was that of a leisurely social visit.

Rees had found himself caught up in the prevailing mood.

Publishers say they're just trying to capitalize on the prevailing mood.

The prevailing mood did not bode well for the big cats.

The nature of these is determined by the prevailing mood of the time.

As people gazed upon one another's work afterward, the prevailing mood was curiosity.

The exchange fit into the day's prevailing mood - crabby.

The prevailing mood in Jerusalem was that such stories would only damage the state security posture.

But the prevailing mood these days calls for a longer version, cut slightly above the kneecap.

These portraits are not full of expression; the prevailing mood is rather thoughtful and quiet.

Wilkinson, though, could clearly sense the prevailing mood at Twickenham.

Yet the prevailing mood of public opinion remained distinctly hostile to the regime.

There was a prevailing mood all last year and this year that something had to be done."

In July 1941, however, the prevailing mood about post-war employment was pessimistic.

He establishes the work's prevailing mood in his opening scene for a restless ensemble.

The audience repeatedly rose to its feet during the program, setting the festival's prevailing mood of "music over politics".

The prevailing mood of the day was one of reconciliation and remembrance.