Sentence examples for expressed a sentiment from inspiring English sources

This statement merely expressed a sentiment common among Congolese people.

He expressed a sentiment shared by most ordinary Chadians interviewed: "Oil is good.

Jörg Krämer, chief economist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt, expressed a sentiment widely shared in Germany.

Senator Jay Rockefeller, Democrat of West Virginia, expressed a sentiment similar to Manchin's, saying: "The Big 12 picked W.V.U. on the strength of its program, period.

But Damon also expressed a sentiment that is a quiet backdrop to this camp: confidence in the starting pitchers since the free-agent acquisitions of C. C. Sabathia and A. J. Burnett.

In contrast to the sign in front of the little Baptist church down the road that timidly declared "Revival Postponed," the Tar Heel customers expressed a sentiment more closely aligned with the Harley-Davidson dealer.

Sometimes an emoji expresses a sentiment better than words ever could.

"Pumpkin Spice Pringles?" the Twitter user @emptychampagne wrote, expressing a sentiment echoed by many on social networks and blogs.

Expressing a sentiment that echoes some of Africa's longest serving leaders, Gebrselassie added: "It's better to have a government without democracy than no government.

When the Gibson project began, "I had absolutely no idea who he was," said Mary Jacquel, a 21-year-old senior, expressing a sentiment typical of her classmates.

Knudsen expresses a sentiment that seems to be shared by most Danish newspaper editors when she says: "Attacks on our freedom should not be met by tolerance".