Sentence examples for sentiment and a from inspiring English sources

During the 1930s, he was a spokesman for isolationist sentiment and a bitter critic of President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Investors consider it a bellwether of economic sentiment and a possible indicator of the direction of the stock market.

Are there signs that there may be a backlash against anti-science sentiment, and a resurgence of science?

Ternheim is a perfect musician for 2009: born to play live, allergic to sentiment, and a little darker than blue.

Others are banal in sentiment, and a large number make scant claim to any kind of versification.

Mr. Yang's appeal to tradition can also justify a nostalgia that verges on sentiment, and a refusal to come to terms with the present.

A feeling and a sentiment and an energy has been copied and is being used to sell something we didn't want to sell".

Bipartisanship is a fine sentiment and an appealing tactic, but where health care is concerned it was never a great idea.

Zanuck's pictures often suffered from pretentious seriousness, mawkish sentiment, and an overly-polite approach to subject matter that demanded earthy realism.

As its champions would say, they have held companies to account, by embarrassing the ones that especially offend against the principles of CSR, and by mobilising public sentiment and an almost universally sympathetic press against them.

Shaftesbury's identification of a moral sentiment in the nature of humanity renders this a conflict within sensibility itself, a conflict between different sentiments, between a self-interested sentiment and an unegoistic sentiment.