Sentence examples for sentiment confirmed from inspiring English sources

The serial Santos Laguna goal-scorer demonstrated against Brazil why he should be the U.S.'s incumbent starting central striker from here on out – a sentiment confirmed against Canada, when he got a second consecutive start.

When one of the locals suggests sending him straight back out to sea because he "wouldn't like it here", only the fisherman points out that this would mean sending him to certain death – a sentiment confirmed by a wordless, double-page spread showing an immense and glowering charcoal-grey sea and sky.

No one really expected HTC to let their newest smartphones languish without Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, but it's always nice to hear that sentiment confirmed straight from the source.

Ben May, Capital Economics The further rise in German Ifo business sentiment confirms that the economy is recovering, but we continue to expect growth to be reasonably sluggish.

The sentiment confirms how certain she is about her own taste, and how easily she can import it anywhere: Olatz has had her own line of luxurious linens and nuanced silk nightwear for nearly a decade, and she's now starting an interior design company, Interiors by Olatz.

With some wondering whether the call might be overturned, Commissioner Bud Selig issued a statement Thursday afternoon that signaled he would not retroactively make Galarraga's game perfect, and several people within baseball with knowledge of Selig's sentiments confirmed that he would not do so.

Nationalist sentiment was confirmed by results of local elections held on October 5; Serbs, Muslims, and Croats voted mostly along ethnic party lines.

That sentiment was confirmed by people in the streets of Havana, where the mood is palpably optimistic as people gather to chat over the significance of an improvement in relations that many had long hoped for but dared not expect so soon.

And that sentiment was confirmed by Facebook's VP of News Feed Adam Mosseri, who tweeted that leaks "create strong incentives to be less transparent internally and they certainly slow us down," and will make it tougher to deal with the big problems.

His sentiment was confirmed by David Wolf, CEO of Mulberry Park Silks, who even went a little further: "Don't focus on everything equally or focus more on the things you aren't good at.

This sentiment further confirms that Yahoo!'s approach to Board representation is "shareholders not welcome".