Sentence examples for outbreak of sentiment from inspiring English sources

In British politics, "tipping points"—moments when an outbreak of sentiment becomes an epidemic, a trend becomes destiny and a leader's fate is sealed tend to be visible only at a distance.

Chinese belligerence over the South China Sea has backfired in recent years by pushing neighbours closer to America, but the issue has shown little sign of igniting a broader outbreak of jingoistic sentiment back home.

That modest idea hardly seems likely to cause a dangerous outbreak of anti-business sentiment.

The outbreak of anti-German sentiment in Britain that greeted the news that Queen Victoria was to marry Prince Albert rang unpleasantly familiar bells for the author of ITV's new hit costume drama, Victoria, when she researched Sunday night's episode.

China's worst outbreak of anti-Japan sentiment in decades led to demonstrations over the weekend and violent attacks on well-known Japanese companies, like the carmakers Toyota and Honda, forcing frightened Japanese into hiding and prompting the Chinese state news media to warn that trade relations could be in jeopardy.

However, the outbreak of computer-based sentiment analysis only occurred with the availability of subjective texts on the Web.

Such outbreaks of bittersweet sentiments are perhaps an expression of China's strong interest in its own history, or attempts at maintaining a sense of cultural continuity albeit a variant that favors one's personal experience of the past.

Unevenly spread across the archipelago and an ethnic minority playing a major economic role, the Chinese tended to attract Indonesian hostility, which was expressed in part by intermittent outbreaks of anti-Chinese sentiment.

Companies too are bending to the pressure, modest as it might seem, and are conceding to the anti-capitalists not just specific changes in corporate policy but also large parts of the dissenters' specious argument.These outbreaks of anti-capitalist sentiment are meeting next to no intellectual resistance from official quarters.

"A GROUNDSWELL of sentiment for peace".

There's a real improvement of sentiment".