Sentence examples for a universal sentiment from inspiring English sources

"Joe understands us as players," Rizzo said, offering what seemed to be a universal sentiment in the Cubs clubhouse.

A theme in many Hong Kong historical movies is a desire for revenge, a universal sentiment, while Japanese period pieces often turn on the two-way pull of duty and inclination, a notion remote from most modern audiences.

"Democrats, as we did in 2018 rather successfully, are going to make health care a major, probably the major, issue in the upcoming campaigns and as we act in Congress, Senatee Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y). said in a Sunday interview on "Meet the Press". That's a universal sentiment among Democrats.

This is not a universal sentiment in the literature.

The night of the shooting, Farook's brother-in-law offered a universal sentiment: "Why would he do something like that?" he said.

It's a universal sentiment in Bagassola, but there is little indication that the over 6,000 refugees living here will return home any time soon.

"It's a good thing and a blessed thing to forgive, but I am skeptical of any universal sentiment," he said.

"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.

The Task Force is unable to agree on where to do this, but there is universal sentiment for a coffee shop of better quality and aesthetic appeal than Ex Libris.

Lyrically, the song expresses the universal sentiment that everybody needs a holiday.

The opening number, "Come Look at the Freaks," introduces us to the circus oddities working alongside the sisters while setting up the peculiar nature of a musical that wants to find the universal sentiment about love and self-acceptance in the strangest of milieus.