Sentence examples for brought sentiments from inspiring English sources

Both Toryism and socialism brought sentiments and values from a distant past into contemporary politics.

"They have to bring sentiment around from these bigger cuts to smaller cuts," Mr. Karl said.

However, it has not been enough to bring sentiment into positive territory and shares in Tokyo were down.

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Other interviews brought similar sentiments, though one volunteer, Michael Walzak, 46, a member of the county's Republican Executive Committee, said he was "disappointed that so many people are that fearful".

This has brought bitter sentiments to the fore as artists and locals lament this loss.

Having grown up "like an orphan," she brought this sentiment to climbing, finding strength in the face of those who doubted her skills.

The title is from Pushkin, but it doesn't take much imagination to bring its sentiments up to date.

Indeed, it could be argued that William Howard Taft, Roosevelt's successor and the man whose presidency he opposed as hopelessly "standpat," was more adept at bringing reformist sentiments into Republicanism than Roosevelt had been.

As always with Mr. Clinton, the developments brought forth mixed sentiments, even among his detractors.

But this week's coaching changes brought Waltman's sentiments to life: Holy Cross fired Coach Sean Kearney after one season on Tuesday for losing too much.