Sentence examples for extreme sentiment from inspiring English sources

An extreme sentiment, perhaps, but not one that's totally imagined.

Often more extreme sentiment slipped through their messaging, however, including earlier this year when one candidate slammed the country for its public remembrance of Nazi crimes, saying Berlin's Holocaust memorial is "a monument of shame in the heart of the capital".

It is an extreme sentiment, but one that is symptomatic of a general increase in anti-Arab feeling amongst some Kurds since the rise of IS, leading to demonstrations, social media campaigns and increasingly harsh treatment from members of the security forces.

"Generating extreme sentiments in people is a consequence of the situation here," he said reflectively, in a manner quite different from the hyperbolic style of his public pronouncements.

"These laws serve only one purpose: stoking the most extreme sentiments and misguided notions of the conservative movement". .

Sinn Féin was of little importance until the Easter Rising in Dublin (1916), after which it became the rallying point for extreme nationalist sentiment, referred to as Republicanism.

An unwinding of this extreme pessimistic sentiment could provide an influx of sideline money for YGE.

This degree of extreme bullish sentiment has bearish implications for WDC given the stock's poor technical performance.

Farage represents an extreme view, but he has a knack for capturing popular sentiments and prejudices.

According to Davis' lawyers, the pope thanked her for her courage and exhorted her to "stay strong" — sentiments that sound like an endorsement of the extreme view that a government official may ignore her duties and defy a court order.

The magazine's editor in chief, Guntram Schulze-Wegener, who is in his late 40s, waved off assertions that Der Landser plays to contemporary extreme rightist sentiments.