Sentence examples similar to matching sentiment from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Levein's positive post-match sentiment hinted at his belief that this squad is painfully short on confidence.

What we said: "The music matches the lyrics, managing to be both overwhelming and understated: melodies match sentiment with perfect judgment," wrote Michael Hann in the Guardian.

Aberdeen's contribution to the final started with bullish pre-match sentiment and ended with an impressive flag display from their fans in the lead-up to kick-off.

With 36.5 million tweets seen during the match, sentiment monitors were lit up worldwide.

For example, when Portugal's Christiano Ronaldo left training early one day before the team's June 22 USA match, sentiment plummeted because fans worried about an old knee injury.

Although Zambrano told Duquette that he felt improved on Wednesday, he sounded pained and petrified Tuesday night, matching the sentiment of his team.

When asked where the idea for the camera feed design came from, and whether Snapchat inspired it, Monga was unusually candid, matching the sentiment of Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom who said "They deserve all the credit" when asked about Instagram Stories cloning Snapchat.

"What we were told by the pollsters was not matching the sentiment of the American people," Kelly said, adding that, thanks to its methodology, the Los Angeles Times poll had far more accurate results.

But the anger has to be there to match the sentiment of the song.

But they will be looking for him to match the sentiment with action.

Ms. Feliciano looked aggrieved, which matched the sentiment emblazoned on her T-shirt: "It's Just Not a Perfect World".