Sentence examples for about the sentiments and from inspiring English sources

When he speaks of Shabaab's presence, power, and popularity in Somaliland, I want to believe he's talking about the sentiments and concept of the old-school Shabaab he joined.

There are disputes about the sentiment, and the music, of both Les Mis and Phantom: it's quite common for people who like Puccini and Verdi to draw the line at Lloyd Webber, and his credibility with the rock generation is insecure, despite having written one of the best-ever rock scores in Jesus Christ Superstar.

When Roberta Cantow, an ex-New Yorker who in 1981 made a documentary called "Clotheslines," she found women all over the city willing to talk about the sentiment and folklore invested in the seemingly simple task of hanging clothes out to dry.

Although the DoD changed the wording two years ago, human rights lawyers and activists have lingering concerns about whether the sentiment and intent has caught up with the change.

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

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

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

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.

David Cameron knew about the sentiment, of course.

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

I could quibble about some of the sentiments expressed there, and it's a trifle simplistic, but the broad strokes are fine.