Sentence examples similar to marked sentiment from inspiring English sources

That sentiment marked the keynote address by veteran journalist Siddharth Varadarajan, winner of the 2017 Shorenstein Journalism Award.

The years after the worst of wars were marked by a sentiment of universal disgust with the very idea of war.

Few campaigners are known to possess Biden's congenial, free-wheeling speaking style in an era marked by the widespread sentiment that Washington is out of touch with everyday Americans.

"There is no one reason for the steady slide in share prices – just a feeling that last week marked a change in sentiment for investors after a one-month period of UK shares trading sideways," said David Jones, the chief market strategist at IG Index.

"Gainsbourg: A Heroic Life" is marked by the same sentiment.

The show, produced by George Stevens and taped for broadcast on CBS on Dec. 29, was marked by turns of sentiment and comedy.

In postcommunist eastern Europe, economic decline and rising nationalist sentiments have marked football culture too.

The agitation was marked by anti-Brahmin sentiments as the protesters believed Brahmins were attempting to impose Hindi and Sanskrit over Tamil.

The era was also marked by a strong antiunion sentiment.

It was a chapter marked by strong anti-Chinese sentiment and xenophobia, the court expounded in its ruling.

Mr. Uribe has become President Bush's closest ally in a region marked by rising anti-American sentiment, and he has shown himself to be even more willing to extradite Colombians accused of drug trafficking.