Sentence examples similar to foster a sentiment from inspiring English sources
Hitler's propagandists built upon centuries of anti-Jewish sentiment to foment hatred and foster a massive climate of indifference to the fate of Europe's Jews that ultimately led to the Holocaust.
Should it foster a healthy imagination?
The Kannada Haridasa movement contributed greatly to Carnatic music and fostered a strong Hindu sentiment across South India.
The mainland will send most of its Olympic gold medalists here from Sept. 6 to Sept. 8, in a display that could foster nationalist sentiment.
But influencing the thoughts of the wider public and attempting to mould and foster nationalist sentiment and loyalty is a more ambitious fight, and in China's virtual world, it's a fight that's likely to intensify.
It could also be said to foster the sentiment that individual Americans are better positioned than governments to help poor children.
However when there is so much work to be done and so little money that is actually going to those in need, and when religions like Islam put such an emphasis in helping end world suffering, it makes sense to foster that sentiment religiously.
And Marc Ostwald of Monument Securities says: "The coming week certainly has all the hallmarks for fostering a sharp sea change in market thinking and sentiment, though that is by no means assured".
It fostered a very strong team bond.
That's fostered a lot more togetherness".
