Sentence examples for sentiment better than 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.

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.

"They remind us that sharing is caring, teamwork is key, and it's never too cold to enjoy a refreshing Coca-Cola beverage!" Nothing illustrates that sentiment better than 2012's "Catch" which features the huge polar bears slipping and sliding on ice to *catch* an ice-cold bottle of Coca-Cola.

But he nails the fake sentiments better than most.

Everyone in Waters's 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.

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.

Also lifting sentiment were better-than-expected weekly jobs figures from the United States on Thursday and confirmation, also Thursday, that the European Central Bank would buy large amounts of government bonds in a bid to relieve investor pressure on troubled euro zone economies.

Better-than-expected results from Morgan Stanley led the bank's shares much higher on Wednesday, but a look at Wells Fargo 's financial report underscores recent sentiments that sometimes better-than-expected just isn't good enough.

But, the University of Michigan reported Consumer Sentiment at 93.7, better than the 92.9 forecasted by economists.