Sentence examples for a sentiment of universal from inspiring English sources

The years after the worst of wars were marked by a sentiment of universal disgust with the very idea of war.

Playing on increased cultural autonomy, improved infrastructure and a sentiment of Muslim fraternity, the AKP has enjoyed solid, if far from universal, popularity in the poor south-east and has more than 60 Kurdish MPs in the outgoing parliament.

"We inherited a sentiment of doom and gloom.

Of note, participants also described barriers that prevented them from feeling a sentiment of belonging.

A sentiment index of 100 indicates neutrality in responses to sentiment questionnaire.

"Holiday" features instrumentation from guitars, electronic handclaps, a cowbell, and a synthesized string arrangement, while its lyrics speak about the universal sentiment of taking a holiday.

He said, "Given the universal sentiment of the market, there could be a sharp correction between now and Gudi Padwa," an annual festival next March that has long been considered in India an auspicious time to buy real estate.

Perhaps most surprising, given the contemporary tendency to paint the medieval world as one of barbarity and constant religious warfare, is Ibn Ḥazm's message that love, the most ennobling of sentiments, is universal and brings together people of all religions and cultures.

The Diana effect animated an inchoate republican sentiment of sorts.

Although he never quite says that rationality is a sentiment, James holds that a sentiment — really a set of sentiments — is a "mark" of rationality.

The sentiment was universal.