Sentence examples similar to guarded sentiment from inspiring English sources
I will be merciful to those sages who were looking for lower prices early in the year but now say they were really bullish all along.; I like the fact that sentiment continues guarded, cautious and concerned.
"The mainland Chinese are rude and look down on us," says a Nepali security guard, a sentiment echoed by many locals.
She expressed guarded optimism about the climate change summit in Paris but was concerned about the growing economic inequality in the developed world and rising anti-immigrant, anti-Islamic sentiment in Europe.
Abbas Malik, 27, who worked as a marksman in Iraq, guarding the Green Zone, shared a similar sentiment with Metro.
But in this deeply patriotic country, where sentiments are old and entrenched, Mr. Erdogan's government, guarding its tenuous majority in Parliament on the verge of the elections, has assumed a more and more hawkish line lately.
The same sentiment can be read on the faces of the soldiers who guard them.The Palestinians believe that Israel cannot sustain losses incurred by keeping hold of settlements deep in the heart of Gaza and the West Bank.
Martin Luther King Jr. echoed President Carter's sentiments and cautioned, "In our glorious fight for civil rights, we must guard against being fooled by false slogans, as 'right to work'.
It was a sentiment echoed across the city, from shops and other hotel rooms to the special forces officer guarding several bodies in the aftermath of the massacre.
But who guards those guards?
