Sentence examples for general sentiment that from inspiring English sources
"The dire warnings to Syria reflect the general sentiment that this could take us into the mouth of the abyss".
At that event, Justice Liu met with APALSA members, who expressed a general sentiment that Asian Americans seemed underrepresented in government and public service jobs.
The next few months will see the general sentiment that welfare spending is out of control translated into – and tested against – specific practical propositions.
I agree with the general sentiment that if this is on the borough president's agenda, he has too much time and budget.
I agree with the general sentiment that the Eagles should have performed an X-ray to evaluate the severity and type of injury to McNabb.
The chorus, "If you knew now what you knew then/You wouldn't want to go home," is a more general sentiment that I imagine someone somewhere might relate to.
Despite the general sentiments that the group session strengthened the team and assisted in shaping common attitudes and beliefs about performance, many saw a need for the information to be presented differently in the future if the goal was to change practice.
Chief among them is the willful bypassing of children by political parties because they do not have voting rights and therefore do not need to be wooed, the powerlessness of children to make their issues known to Government and general sentiments that children are subservient to adults and thus somehow have rights inferior to those of the adults.
"The general sentiment is that the valuation is up with events, such that the market consensus of the shares as a hold is most likely to remain intact".
While the general sentiment is that the website's most annoying feature is that it won't play the specific song you request (for an immediate craving YouTube is still tops in my book), that doesn't bother me nearly as much as their more off-the-mark picks.
Given that the peacekeeping force relies heavily on contributions from African countries, the general sentiment was that some reference should be made to their concerns.
