Sentence examples for exactly the sentiment from inspiring English sources

That is exactly the sentiment that motivated Jeff Low, who formerly worked for the travel Web site Expedia, and e-commerce veterans of Amazon, Microsoft and Zillow to start a network of independent hotels that gives out points and serves as a counter to the points giants like Marriott, Hilton and Hyatt.

This was exactly the sentiment echoed by one of the jurors.

Exactly the sentiments of all Labour –and some Conservative – MPs.

Exactly the sentiments of Mr. Lindo, whose shiny scalp is protected by a cap.

But in his many rants in "Downfall" Hitler says that the German people do not deserve to survive, that they have failed him by losing the war and must perish — not exactly the sentiments, I should think, that would spark a recruitment drive.

Well, maybe Zuck won't say that exactly, but the sentiment, I suspect, may come through.

It's not as elegantly and economically phrased as Abba put it, but it's exactly the same sentiment, right down to the choice of adjective ("lonely") and the number of people (20,000).

HoWhichld I? Followasegan Koester and George W. Bush on Twitter.

That they may be, but who would dare bet that exactly the same sentiment hasn't been heard at one time or another in every one of the 535 House and Senate offices on Capitol Hill?

They are expressing exactly the same sentiments and represent exactly the same danger.

It was exactly this sentiment that the Blair government wanted academies to inspire, and the RSA academy is more Blairite than most.