Adjective complement with noun phrase

• look: I was in the sixth form and there was a big style move toward longer hair and looking a bit moody.

Modifies a noun

• l: Published by moody l at 3:40pm on Thu 27th April 2006.

• lighting: Good use of moody lighting, making things look green to add effect.

• teenager: Her portrayal of the moody teenager was brilliant, with perfect attention to detail and body language.

• silence: In moody, almost gloomy silence, the two men returned to the stronghold.

• atmosphere: This is a piece with a great moody atmosphere, a fabulous guitar solo - a terrific number.

• vocal: A deep toned piano begins ' Bad Blood ' and continues beneath the moody vocals.

Modifying Another Word

• wonderfully: Bourne's expressive choreography is well matched by Terry Davies ' wonderfully moody jazz score.

• suitably: Not sure what this is, maybe another lighthouse, but the image is suitably moody.

• very: Apart from the obvious mess, she became very moody.

• really: At the moment he's really moody, it must be the change in steroid dose.

• so: I'm more relaxed, more sociable, and not so moody!

• not: But all is not moody or mystical about the old sacred springs.

Used with adjective complement

• look: Standing around looking moody does not a thriller make.

• get: He has been there for 2 weeks now and is getting very moody.

• become: Apart from the obvious mess, she became very moody.

• feel: So if you feel moody, don't give yourself a hard time - take it seriously.