Meanings of become moody in English

He had become moody and querulous, and occasionally even irritable.

He had become moody and discontented, and was generally seen going about the world alone.

He had become moody, nervous, and full of changes.

So what are the best ways to deal with kids who were previously even tempered, but almost overnight have become moody and defiant?

But now he did bestir himself,-ina moody melancholy sort of manner; for his manner in all things latterly had become moody and melancholy.

I felt in my heart they were going to indict Patsy. She told the grand jury Mrs Ramsey had become moody before Christmas 1996.

Thousands and thousands become moody, melancholy, brood upon loss of money, of position, of friends, until reason abdicates, and frenzy takes possession of the soul.

From being bright and cheerful toward us he became moody and silent.

The throng, usually gladsome, became moody under the influence of hate and silence.

He became moody, and liked to wander off alone, far from the settlement.

He at once became moody; she was still more surprised.

He becomes moody, then passionate, a little drink maddens him, then comes the danger.

His cheeks lost their colour-his eyes grew dim; and he became moody, careless, and melancholy.

Thus disciplined, the boy began to change; he became moody, sullen, silent, and even sleepy.

Over the past few weeks he seems to be becoming moody and a little withdrawn.

From his disappointments he became moody, bitter and discontented.