Sentence examples for in general sentiment from inspiring English sources
"An expected rise in summer bonuses, paid in June and July, and improvement in general sentiment are the main reasons," he said.
In general, sentiment in the agricultural South and West was favourable to inflation, while industrial and financial groups in the Northeast opposed any move to inflate the currency, holding that this would benefit debtors at the expense of creditors.
To see demand metrics improve with no improvement in general sentiment about the economy is historic and lends credence to the quip that "this time it's different".
The survey also showed growth in general sentiments about marijuana legalization with 50percentt of those surveyed in favor of marijuana usage being legal and 42percentt in opposition to marijuana legalization (8percentt were "not sure").
I am very, very proud". Even students who didn't attend the conference and in some cases weren't aware of it, seemed to share in the general sentiment.
When the federal government introduced new maps this week showing a marked increase in flood-prone areas near New York City's coast, the general sentiment in Canarsie, Brooklyn — much of which is newly in a flood zone — was, "What took them so long?" The neighborhood is scant blocks from Jamaica Bay, pancake flat and a stone's throw from the auspiciously titled Fresh Creek.
-- Posted by Tom Colton The general sentiment in the Democratic Party is in favor of gun control, sure.
In a recent Legal Studies section, we approached the question, "Was Brock Turner's sentence just?" Students had expressed in class discussions a general sentiment that that it was not just: that six months in jail was not a punishment that suited the crime of sexual assault.
Indeed, the general sentiment in the field is that LRRK2 has proved refractory in the past to the development of standard and reliable protocols for biochemical and immunohistochemical analysis.
The oldest sums up the general sentiment in the room.
