Sentence examples for found a sentiment from inspiring English sources

He interviewed potential buyers on behalf of G.M. and found a sentiment among buyers that "the S.U.V. is the new minivan".

In any country, Feniger writes in her manifesto-like introduction, "what you see and taste on the street is the best food you'll find" — a sentiment that's perfectly in tune with the times.

It would be hard to find a sentiment more starkly opposed to "diversity".

The old Boston of Henry Adams and Henry Cabot Lodge would have found such a sentiment vulgar.

It would be difficult to find a bleaker sentiment in the pop canon, even with the best efforts of the current generation of singers from the nouvelle scène française following in her footsteps.

You find a similar sentiment in Wordsworth's "Tintern Abbey," and Shelley's "Ozymandias" where ruins conjure the same sublime feelings about the finitude of the human enterprise.

Years after a tragedy, it is possible never to have found a path to clear sentiment.

The latest monthly health-check of household sentiment found a sharp drop in optimism in July followed by a rapid recovery in August.

The purity of its sentiment, "I found a way to make you smile", and the "do do do" harmonies give it a kind of innocence only true love can induce.

I found a good deal of negative sentiment about Colin and the Vine team and some discomfort with his behavior, but I did not find evidence that warrants his removal from the company".

Using the composer's original 1841 version, with four linked movements, Søndergård found a balance between its noble sentiments and the freely flowing, impulsive natural vigour, drawing consistently fine playing from his musicians.