Sentence examples for cool sentiment from inspiring English sources

It's a very cool sentiment.

Mr Tanaka lists three essential elements of any easing: to cool public sentiment; to reaffirm the importance of the bilateral relationship; and to find a way of discussing the Senkakus.

He later denied attacking Ukip and said: "I was decidedly cool towards the sentiment of the letter… my response was that of someone who clearly had doubts". 5. Mr Carswell was not actually entitled to vote for himself in Thursday's election.

Investor sentiment cooled over the weekend after seeing the lack of "pop" – a spectacular jump in price – for the shares on Friday.

[Page A1.] The Bush administration welcomed China's move toward a more flexible currency, but the cautious shift may not be enough to cool the anti-China sentiments boiling in Congress.

Warm sentiments cooling on TV: shares of Crown Media, owner of Hallmark Channel, down 61% in past year.

Smith says that when we issue a moral judgment, of others or of ourselves, we express the relationship of one set of sentiments the cooler, more reflective sentiments characteristic of a spectator to another.

Leonardo intelligently exuded power, class, a cool demeanor and subtle romantic sentiment that Robert Redford had captured for the same character in the 1974 Jack Clayton Gatsby film.

In the short term, such sentiments may help cool the dispute.

But if government support has improved, Ms. Lee says, popular sentiment seems to have cooled.

A Lack of Chemistry Arab officials echo that sentiment, describing Mr. Obama as a cool, cerebral man who discounts the importance of personal chemistry in politics.