Sentence examples for earlier sentiments from inspiring English sources
He echoed earlier sentiments from the prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, that the government had more pressing concerns.
Reiterating Dominic List's earlier sentiments, he advised aspiring social entrepreneurs to "nail the dull but boring stuff" by getting to grips with business basics.
"If I don't find one today, I'll find one tomorrow, so I don't get frustrated," Mr. Pae said, his earlier sentiments apparently vanished.
The statement – which expands on earlier sentiments expressed by the secretary of state, John Kerry – also said the role of international organisations such as the UN and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) will be "particularly relevant", and US government officials will liaise with them and relevant countries.
A week later, Brodess died, and Tubman expressed regret for her earlier sentiments.
Li's most recent remarks echo his earlier sentiments from January, when he said the resolution to China's pollution problem will "require a long-term process".
Yet since Ostpolitik in the 1970s and reunification in 1990 the earlier sentiment has returned".Germany has never figured out whether it wants to be part of the West," says John Kornblum, a former American ambassador to Germany who is now a lawyer in Berlin.
"You can talk about the problems," Rus says, slightly modifying her earlier sentiment, "but not the solutions".
After watching director Christopher Nolan's much-anticipated trilogy-capper, and even after appreciating a great many things about it, I still stand by that earlier sentiment.
I can't help wondering how much those events and Batman's statement came back to haunt him in The Dark Knight, and whether the end of the film is meant as a very clear rebuttal to his earlier sentiment.
Many have suggested that Le Pen's views are reminiscent of Hitler's, and that the Front's ultranationalist agenda resembles the early sentiments of Hitler's National Socialist Party and may signal a return to the time of Vichy.
