Sentence examples similar to absorbing sentiment from inspiring English sources
It is also possible that the surveys that make up the index absorb sentiment about regulations that the Crains cover elsewhere — like environmental rules, for example — which would effectively double-count the cost of those rules.
My effort appeared to be futile but based on the concentrated, intense expression on his face as I spoke, I knew he was absorbing the sentiment.
Having been a practicing Muslim, attending mosque regularly, and sporting a jilbab, she was only exposed to radicalization after her friend started spending time absorbing the negative sentiments of online preachers and then pressured her into making the journey.
Another, a doctor and a board member of a well-known Islamic school in Melbourne, said he worried about young people who had absorbed anti-Muslim sentiment all their lives.
What absorbed the deepest sentiments of generations of admirers and worshippers, and made of him – with all his idiosyncrasies and much-advertised failings – a symbolic global figure, effortlessly rising above the culture that produced him?
The immigrants would arrive at a time when much of Europe — struggling with high unemployment and lethargic economies — is already awash with anti-immigrant sentiment, and many countries say they are simply incapable of absorbing poor migrants.
It's probably a sentiment that would raise a wry, bushy eyebrow from Nim himself, the chimpanzee subject of Academy Award-winning James Marsh's absorbing return to the Sundance film festival.
There is absorbing information.
After completely absorbing.
