Sentence examples for general sentiments from inspiring English sources

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

Mr. Netanyahu said he welcomed those general sentiments, but went on to list steps that he said Iran needed to take to assure the world that it was not pursuing nuclear weapons.

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.

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.

The above quotation and the general sentiments expressed regarding the importance of unemployment as a predisposition factor to criminal activities possibly account for the results in Table 6.

In an interview Fox News, Carey described her feelings regarding surpassing Presley's record, as well as her general sentiments following her success: For me, in my mind the accomplishment is just that much sweeter.

For each sentence generated by these sources, General Sentiment also scores its polarity, namely the extent to which the sentence is positive, or negative.

Yet the general sentiment is common.

But the general sentiment lies somewhere in the middle.

But the general sentiment is plain: a weakened America has work to do at home.

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