Sentence examples for repeating a sentiment from inspiring English sources

"I don't have a clue," Gerald Wallace said afterward of the Nets' woes, repeating a sentiment heard throughout the locker room.

In attacking the Fed, Mr. Perry was repeating a sentiment often heard by Tea Party activists and other conservatives worried about a permanent weakening of the American currency.

"This is a transformative transaction at a time when global demand for metallurgical coal is surging," Joe Leonard, interim head of Walter, said, repeating a sentiment stated when the firms entered exclusive talks in the middle of last month.

Repeating a sentiment he expressed after January's couture show – which took place in the wake of deadly terror attacks on Charlie Hebdo's offices and a Jewish supermarket – Lagerfeld acknowledged France's turbulent year.

Nelson immediately prepared for battle, repeating a sentiment he had expressed at the battle of Cape St Vincent that "Before this time tomorrow, I shall have gained a peerage or Westminster Abbey".

With his children by his side, Burt repeated a sentiment shared by many of McCain's supporters.

The F.S.A. men were embarrassed, apologetic, and repeated a sentiment I have often heard when I ask that question: "We'll deal with them later, but right now we need them".

He repeats a sentiment many students at the fair share, that it "doesn't make sense" to return to India immediately after studies, that part of the package when it comes to studying abroad is a person's ability to gain international work experience to add to their skillset.

"This whole country needs therapy," she said, repeating a common sentiment in Beirut.

"It used to be that everybody here knew everybody, but it's all gone downhill in the last 10 years," said one white man, repeating a popular sentiment.

Repeating the sentiment of many multinationals, chief executive Warren East said: "This is because we are a very interconnected operation across Europe.