Sentence examples for a widely shared feeling from inspiring English sources

In Syria, as in other Arab countries, there is a widely shared feeling, particularly among those between 20 and 30, that the regime denies them dignity and a fair chance to participate in politics and the economy.

She tells me I am unhappy in the kind of flat countryside that dominates the south-east of England and would be more at ease among mountains – a widely shared feeling, I'm sure, but one which I admit to articulating more regularly than friends might like.

(For years, by the way, this was not a widely shared belief.

Coded language has become part of mainstream culture, with the most contagious memes tapping into widely shared feelings about issues that cannot be openly discussed, from corruption and economic inequality to censorship itself.

That is a widely shared view.

That has never been a widely shared view.

That was not, Rosenheim concedes, a widely shared perspective.

Contempt for accountants is a widely shared sentiment these days.

It's not a widely shared or taught story.

A widely shared Daily Beast story said a "federal ban" was trapping pets in Puerto Rico.

He tweeted a widely shared photo of himself eating a taco bowl on Cinco de Mayo.