Sentence examples similar to hidden sentiments from inspiring English sources
Mr. Dorgan has grown increasingly pessimistic about his prospects for re-election in recent weeks as he traveled around the state and met with constituents and he did not hide his sentiment that the Congress and the Obama administration erred in putting too much emphasis on the health care overhaul and not enough on job-creating economic programs.
He's not hiding from sentiment; he's getting out of its way, just as he was making no effort to conceal his age (or its effects) on the albums he released over the past few years, including "You Want It Darker".
No emotion is internalized, no sentiment is hidden, every match is experienced as if it was your last day on Earth, and the stadium (or even your own living room) is your last refuge.
Even deeper, though largely hidden, were the psychological lesions caused by the strain of protracted warfare and by the sentiment that France could not again endure such a test.
She told me that during the '65 war, her father had been taken away by state authorities and hidden in the dungeons of Lahore Fort for his safety because of the heightened anti-India sentiment in the country - which often translates into anti-Hindu sentiment.
His not so hidden agenda in his new play, "The Anarchist" (directed by Mamet, at the Golden), is to take liberal sentiment for a tumble.
The cyclical bull market is still there; it is just hiding under the ugly sentiment of the bear market.
