Sentence examples for general sentiment of from inspiring English sources

Was that the general sentiment of the country, or was it not?

"We have no partner for peace" was once more the general sentiment of many Israeli political parties.

Following his suspension the priest said his words "do not represent the positions of Trento archdiocese and the general sentiment of the parish".

A moral distinction, therefore, immediately arises; a general sentiment of blame and approbation; a tendency, however faint, to the objects of the one, and a proportionable aversion to those of the other.

The song is undeniably connected with the Champions League (Thompson said one study by his company showed that 98 percent of Europeans surveyed could identify the anthem), and from the standpoint of providing gravity to the Champions League games, the song appears to arouse from players, coaches and fans a general sentiment of respect and appreciation.

One shareholder summed up the general sentiment of the room toward the board by sarcastically paraphrasing Winston Churchill.

What are some of the general sentiments of the residents in "la zona rossa" towards Mount Vesuvius?

By always describing Isis as the only danger and ignoring the general sentiments of political Islam supported by many British Muslims, you undermine the foundations of our liberal values – which I assume are also the Guardian's values.

I agree with the general sentiments of "Repairing Bilingual Education" (editorial, Dec. 22), but you are wrong to recommend reforming the system in New York City rather than replacing it with English immersion.

Watching endless hours of Egyptian satellite talk shows, talking to scores of Egyptians on the street, and monitoring Facebook groups set up by Egyptian protesters, it is my assessment that Nadia and Shukry have a much more accurate reading of the general sentiments of Egyptians than Hillary Clinton.

We applied the well-tested ideodynamic model to predict the movement over time between these groups as a function of the positive and negative references identified by General Sentiment about each of the candidates.