Sentence examples for currents of opinion from inspiring English sources

Discusses currents of opinion behind these views: the anti-materialist revolt of the youth in the 1960's, the revival of fiscal conservatism among politicians of the right, the environmental movement.

We would see a man who, in an astonishingly skillful manner, was able to pick up on popular currents of opinion and give voice to them in near-perfect pitch.

The anger in the country, the currents of opinion are such, so that the kind of inside work I have felt best at is not gonna be as productive for the foreseeable future and not until we make some changes.

"The anger in the country, the currents of opinion are such that the kind of inside work I have felt best at is not going to be as productive for the foreseeable future, and not until we make some changes.

There are signs of new currents of opinion on Europe swirling through the left of British politics too.

Some of these networks will capitalise on currents of opinion –more or less widespread depending on the country– of suspicion and hostility towards elites, political institutions and the effects of economic globalisation.

But the criticism clearly reflects a current of opinion among serving officers.

But the current of opinion was already moving against the crown.

There is no strong current of opinion in favour of Hollande, just a feeling of being anti-Sarkozy.

To his supporters, he represents a current of opinion that has not yet been reintegrated into public life.

There has been a strong current of opinion that at the Los Angeles convention there will be several dead heats & that the real compromise figure will be Adlai Stevenson.