Sentence examples for change of sentiment from inspiring English sources
A change of sentiment in Aleppo could spread in Syria.
There are two plausible explanations for this baffling change of sentiment, both alarming.
John Hardy at Saxo Bank says that there has been a major change of sentiment on the euro.
As a result of this growth it said the market "now looks relatively fully valued", and that this had already prompted a change of sentiment among buyers.
"There has been a huge change of sentiment in all of the markets, a lot of the fear has been gone," said William Knapp, investment strategist for MainStay Investments, a division of New York Life.
That change of sentiment, he said, can be seen in the rebound recently of so-called cyclical stocks, which are sensitive to economic cycles and would generally have earnings problems if the economy slowed down a lot.
It illustrated the breadth of the change of public sentiment".
What is likely hurting Ignatieff now is that he isn't losing to a worthy opponent, or even to a sweeping change of popular sentiment, he's just losing.
Dealmakers can then understand the rate of change of such sentiment, match it to other internal or external data, and benchmark it against specific competitors or entire industries.
Emancipation — like all far-reaching political change — resulted from events at all levels of society, including the efforts of social movements to change public sentiment and of slaves themselves to acquire freedom.
