Sentence examples similar to a quiet sentiment from inspiring English sources
But growing among all the shirts and stuffed animals and plastic banners, from nearby apartments and in a neighborhood letter-writing campaign, is a quiet new sentiment about the fence: It looks awful.
Mr. Barenboim let the grandeur and the humor, the quiet sentiment and the intemperateness play themselves.
Queen's quiet sentiments Away from the jaw-dropping evidence of David Duckenfield at the Hillsborough inquests over the past couple of weeks, two of the stalwarts of the families support group, Trevor Hicks and Margaret Aspinall, received CBEs from the Queen last week for their 26-year fight for justice.
Among Palestinians from all walks of life, there is a quiet but growing sentiment that their intifada, or uprising -- which broke out four years ago today -- has largely failed as an armed struggle, and lost its character as a popular resistance movement.
But Damon also expressed a sentiment that is a quiet backdrop to this camp: confidence in the starting pitchers since the free-agent acquisitions of C. C. Sabathia and A. J. Burnett.
Zennstrom echoed a sentiment that others have also been noting lately, that we are in a quiet period for tech innovation and are more about enriching products today.
A quiet processional began.
Instead, a quiet capitulation.
