Sentence examples for local sentiment from inspiring English sources
Local sentiment, however, is mixed.
Mr. Parsons himself noted the difference in local sentiment.
Local sentiment last week seemed split along gender lines.
The violence of what Kiev is calling its "anti-terrorist operation" is also hardening local sentiment.
They summed up the local sentiment about a man, Anthony Spinelli, celebrated for protecting his livelihood.
Still, local sentiment over whether to drill is evenly split, according to a recent poll.
After World War II, local sentiments for decolonization began to spread.
The cultural geography of "Portlandia" figures its beloved Oregon city as a capital of conscientious politics and progressive consumerism, and restaurants are the sites that are most expressive of these local sentiments.
Douglas Hattaway, a spokesman for the Gore campaign, rejected Mr. Bush's implicit portrayal of the vice president as someone without concern for local sentiments when it came to protecting land and water, and said Mr. Gore believed strongly in working with local residents on conservation efforts.
Apart from that big-league play to local sentiments, the event was most noteworthy for the lack of disruptive protesters, who have become a staple of the Manhattan businessman's events.
It is also a large employer, pushing local public sentiment very much on to the side of protection.
