Sentence examples for sentiment better from inspiring English sources

It was better than sentiment, better than the sound of trumpets and drums.

Sometimes an emoji expresses a sentiment better than words ever could.

Unfortunately for Comfort, we know the sentiment better from his rival, WH Auden.

Perhaps few moments crystallized that sentiment better than when Trump leaned into his microphone during the final presidential debate and snarled: "Such a nasty woman".

The divergence neatly captures consumer sentiment better than any macro report.

Everyone in Waters' world deserves a life of notoriety, and nowhere is this sentiment better expressed than in his film Pink Flamingos, an exercise in what happens when you allow that tiny glimmer of "fuck you" in the corner of your eye to blossom into a maniacal, shit-smeared grin.

But he nails the fake sentiments better than most.

Trying to understand the sentiments better, I asked an Iraqi friend about Kurdish support for Israel.

"Retreat is a dirty word," as Robert S. Young, a North Carolina geologist, has described American sentiment, but better finally to face reality and make plans for smarter construction, compensation and even, where necessary, relocation.

Snarky, cranky sentiment and better fundamentals are the classic ingredients of the second phase of bull markets.

Another report offered a similar sentiment that better communication among the Charge EMT, Engine Officer and reporting responder could have prevented the reporting responder's injury altogether (05-0000493).