Sentence examples for a strong sentiment from inspiring English sources

There's a strong sentiment that they are losing their community".

"There was a strong sentiment among the community that they didn't like the piece fundamentally".

But since he didn't win, there never was a strong sentiment to do it," says Art Frigo, the club's chairman.

"There's a strong sentiment in Cuba today that the relationship has the potential of improving," Mr. Johnstone said.

"This is extraordinarily important because a strong sentiment for peace has been awoken in all Colombians," he said.

But, he said, if there was a strong sentiment to change the rule, the Jets could be persuaded to vote for it.

Its obviously going to lead to a stronger sentiment, people saying we have to fight austerity".

"There was also a very strong sentiment expressed by our colleagues in Parliament from Tamil Nadu," Syed Akbaruddin, a spokesman for India's External Affairs Ministry, told reporters, referring to an Indian state that is home to the Tamil people.

There is a fairly strong sentiment among voters to show their dissatisfaction with the political establishment.

"There is a very strong sentiment in the black community in Harlem and elsewhere that during the last 20 years the government has subsidized middle- and upper-class interests that have tended not to promote economic development that caters to the lower classes.

Executive producer Frank Spotnitz later explained, "There was a pretty strong sentiment inside and outside the show that it was time to call it a day".