Sentence examples for public feeling about from inspiring English sources

When you were in Gaza, what was the public feeling about the blockade?

It was the spontaneous putdown of the knife attacker that captured public feeling about the assault in Leytonstone underground station: "You ain't no Muslim bruv".

Clearly, there is strong public feeling about this case and many people are using social media forums to talk about the issues involved.

In May, hoping to gauge public feeling about Zahra's case, I spent a couple of hours walking around a crowded lower-middle-class neighborhood in Damascus.

He was widely believed to have prompted Thatcher in a television interview in January 1978 to use her "swamping" remark to describe public feeling about immigrants.

But the prime minister acknowledged that the row showed public feeling about MPs' expenses was still raw and needed to be acted on.

Already, Democrats are saying that they hope to use Mr. Bloomberg's education policies to underscore what they see as negative public feelings about his leadership style, focusing, for instance, on his willingness to push through changes without having developed a consensus, as critics say he did when he fired two appointees opposed to his third-grade retention policy.

"This discovery of Gunn's apparently joyful and public feelings about women and sexuality are, to say the least, deeply disappointing," The Mary Sue's Susana Polo writes.

The crowd cheered as this happened, a mark of the publics' feelings about the closure.

The question of what actually killed James Zadroga is one that public officials appear reluctant to answer candidly, and, increasingly, the debate surrounding the case seems to be less about scientific evidence than about public feeling.

Public feeling is different from public justice.