"native sentiment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the collective sentiment of a particular group of people who have certain shared characteristics, such as a shared nationality, race, language, or culture. For example, you could say, "The native sentiment of the American people was evident in the outcome of the presidential election."
But once out of Georgia, he will not be able to count on the "native son" sentiment that fueled no small part of his win.
For National governments in Europe, working with lower numbers may make it easier to cushion negative sentiments of native populations against migrants.
The pictures look like a scene from the Western Front 15 years later, and did as much as any change in sentiment towards the natives to dampen British enthusiasm for empire.Gatling was rather good at selling his guns.
In case you're not familiar with the story of Brin growing up in the Soviet Union: Sergey was born in Moscow in 1973 and immigrated to the United States after moving to Paris, France for a couple of months at the age of six, when his parents found that the anti-Jew sentiments in their native country was blocking their professional careers.
I say that that Ai Wei Wei's feelings must be similar to his own love-hate relationship with Belgium - and in fact Ai WeiWei though he had strongly split sentiments about his native country, was fond of Belgium.
"In this country there is a blind devotion to supporting the troops, and that is a very honorable sentiment," said Daniel Battsek, a native of Britain.
"There is no problem with the Albanians native to the place," she said, echoing sentiments voiced by communities on all sides of Yugoslavia's decade of ethnic wars.
Like Abba before them, the Söderbergs write almost too well, expressing hackneyed sentiments in a way that native anglophone writers might not choose to, making them sound fresh.
Saya San was a native of Shwebo, a centre of nationalist-monarchist sentiment in north-central Burma that was the birthplace of the Konbaung (or Alaungpaya) dynasty, which controlled Myanmar from 1752 until the British annexation in 1886.
2. "Co-operation with other organizations in the preservation of the native animals of North America, and encouragement of the growing sentiment against their wanton destruction".
