Sentence examples similar to have a shared sentiment from inspiring English sources

I'm describing this experience because since the election I have seen a rise in a shared sentiment from the right asking "What's the point?" I'm told my protesting will not change the end result and that it is a fruitless effort to waste my time in the cold declaring my opposition towards Trump.

But this has not always been a universally shared sentiment.

Contempt for accountants is a widely shared sentiment these days.

They shared sentiments that other options were a "better choice".

The pirates' victims have shared that sentiment.

Many have shared the sentiment.

All of these heroes seemed to have shared the sentiment of the martyred Lutheran pastor and Nazi resister Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who wrote: "Silence in the face of evil is itself evil.

He expressed what no White House aide would express publicly, though many very senior officials have shared the sentiment privately: that is, distaste for the president's beloved Scottish terrier, Barney, who is seen by some as aloof and entitled.

Ban Ki-moon must have shared that sentiment as he scanned the daily press review on Thursday morning — the former South Korean diplomat likes an early start — and read the international response to his decision to travel to Iran for a summit of the nonaligned nations.

Ingraham and Chandler may have shared the sentiments of a larger group of white, Southern authors who, during the 1880s and '90s, depicted the antebellum South as a place of pastoral peace and racial harmony in short stories and novels.

I'm a scientist.' The actor has never shared his sentiment.