Sentence examples for about the sentiments of from inspiring English sources

"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.

President Obama cannot apply the assumptions he has about the sentiments of people in democratic countries toward their government and military institutions to nondemocratic countries.

A rotund, gruff and fast-talking man, Betty grows quickly agitated when asked about the sentiments of biologists like Paul Rego or Clay Nielsen.

Two polls released on the same day last month appeared to reach near-opposite conclusions about the sentiments of Alaska voters, with one poll finding 53percentt opposing legalization and the other finding 57percentt supporting it.

David Cameron knew about the sentiment, of course.

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.

Unlike The New York Times, the federal government has a responsibility to look at the big picture with a long-term perspective, not to simply rant about the sentiment of the moment.

Tweets with zero happiness scores were discarded because they do not provide any information about the sentiment of the area they belong to.

It's in one sense a niche endeavor most people care more about the sentiment of their favorite quotations than where they originated but it seems timely, or even urgent.

"Some of the comments that have been uttered about Islam do not reflect the sentiments of my government or the sentiments of most Americans.

Netanyahu's allegations manipulated the sentiments of Jews about "the most horrendous crime known in modern history committed by the Nazis", he said.