Sentence examples for overwhelming sentiment from inspiring English sources

But the overwhelming sentiment now appears to be positive.

"The overwhelming sentiment was one of just an absolute outpouring of hatred.

"There would be strong, if not overwhelming sentiment, internationally, to stop him".

Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi said there was overwhelming sentiment among fellow Republicans for the proposal.

"There are some supporters, but the overwhelming sentiment here is that she should not be paroled".

The overwhelming sentiment was that the layoff of Ms. Heimberg was a mistake.

With optimism that the vote would proceed smoothly already waning in the face of overwhelming secessionist sentiment in the south, and equally overwhelming denial of such sentiment in the north, Aly Verjee, the author, goes a step further.

Roosevelt acknowledged overwhelming public sentiment when he said during his 1936 re-election campaign: "We shun political commitments that might entangle us in foreign wars".

"Public television ought not to participate in this year's Eurovision contest in correspondence with overwhelming public sentiment," said a Greek government spokesman, Simos Kedikoglou.

South Sydney's most recent premiership was the following year – and for two years they were excluded from the competition before being rescued by overwhelming public sentiment and then by Russell Crowe, the club's co-owner.

First, India should continue fortifying its side of the border with China by upgrading infrastructure, deploying troops, setting up air bases; New Delhi must yield to the overwhelming patriotic sentiment in Arunachal Pradesh and allow the formation of a local military regiment.