Sentence examples for about the sentiments from inspiring English sources

When David Israelite was told about the sentiments behind Reese and Ligorano's snow globe, he was surprised.

This was a message posted on the Trinamool Congress's Twitter page Wednesday evening: "Trinamool is deeply concerned about the sentiments expressed by our Tamil brothers and sisters.

"The election does tell us something about the sentiments of the majority of Iranians in wanting to have a say in who should be selected as the leader," Farideh Farhi, of the University of Hawaii, told Tehran Bureau.

To place this optimism in context, it comes just three weeks after Highfield wrote an open letter to the BBC on this site complaining about the sentiments expressed in the corporation's own Future of News report.

There is nothing edgy or revolutionary about the sentiments celebrated by Red Pill Women.

I would just think about the sentiments in the songs and the configurations".

Like most things Mac enthuses about, the sentiment is genuine.

David Cameron knew about the sentiment, of course.

Larkin himself, the old curmudgeon, seemed doubtful about the sentiment.

He shrugged when asked about the sentiment expressed by the fan's sign.

Correction: December 14 , 2001 Friday A picture caption in Business Day on Wednesday about the sentiment of former employees toward the Enron Corporation misidentified the woman shown.