Sentence examples for expressing a sentiment from inspiring English sources

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

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.

"This has been my life," the writer thinks, late in "The Small Backs of Children," expressing a sentiment that could as easily be spoken by the girl.

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.

After the sale, a private dealer, expressing a sentiment shared by some of his colleagues, carped about the perspective that "distorted" the bridge, as he put it.

Expressing a sentiment rarely uttered by Republicans these days, Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said he and the other senators stand behind President Obama on this issue.

This statement merely expressed a sentiment common among Congolese people.

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

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

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

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".