Sentence examples for sentiment by from inspiring English sources
Not everybody agreed with that sentiment, by the way.
The attempt to boycott the gang rape suspects was a call of sentiment by those lawyers.
Many were, and still are, reluctant to offend religious sentiment by probing this provocative subject.
One occasionally feels one is being hoodwinked into expressing Royalist sentiment by proxy.
And the surveys of business sentiment by Fed regional banks have been extremely gloomy.
First, Milbury defied fan sentiment by hiring Peter Laviolette, who had no N.H.L. head-coaching experience.
He calmed secessionist sentiment by dealing constructively with the regional parties of Kashmir, Assam and Punjab.Ultimately, though, he failed.
Other machines can measure sentiment by assessing the arrangement of our words, or by reading our gestures.
Hong Kong's government does not want to pander to anti-mainland sentiment by siding with the protesters.
He courted popular sentiment by public largesse, gladiatorial displays, and a formal cancellation of debts to the state.
The euro was also buoyed by a stronger-than-expected survey of German business sentiment by the Ifo Institute.
