There's definitely a divided sentiment on the topic.
One explanation is that he seems to represent German voters' own divided sentiments: he is at once a member of Mr Kohl's reassuringly conservative party and an embodiment of Christian Democratic values, while having the decisiveness needed to carry out the reforms that Germans in their hearts know the country needs.
When he took over, in November 1999, the office of independent counsel, headed by Kenneth W. Starr, engendered strongly divided sentiments.
It's a rework of the famous quote from President John F. Kennedy's address to Canadian Parliament in 1961, and Hickman isn't alone in his sentiments, as the discussion of a divided nation has resurfaced in major news outlets.
For the first time, large numbers of faculty and administrators and wives were present, dividing the sentiment of the spectators roughly one-half for the defendants, one-half for the deans.
"The people," Jay reported later in the winter to Lafayette, "were divided in sentiment respecting the expediency" of such a course [February 16 , 1787 5886, 2493], and he was even doubtful that anything constructive would ensue.
Sentiment of entry (e^j), noted as (f^{j}_{text {sent}}): an entry could have a sentiment of the user.
The committee was divided in sentiment.
For almost 50 years after the Spanish-American War, Puerto Rican sentiment was divided between dreams of statehood and of independence.
Instead, those efforts at divide and conquer brought the three men together, building what Mr. Parker called a sentiment of "I care about this guy, and he can really play".
This was a sentiment of many philosophers and scientists both before and after Darwin.
