Sentence examples for sentiment grew from inspiring English sources

Anti-Jewish sentiment grew during the next two centuries and led to further offenses.

The anti-Warzycha sentiment grew so strong that people were willing to give the players a pass.

The relatively upbeat sentiment grew on Thursday, stoked by reports that Speaker John A. Boehner had indicated to colleagues that he was determined to prevent a federal default.

It was a swift and sudden end to an era that was slowly drawing to a close anyway, as public sentiment grew against perceived abuses of government power.

In the 1850's, when its 200,000 inhabitants made Brooklyn the third largest city in the country, sentiment grew for a park to rival Manhattan's Central Park.

In later years, local sentiment grew against the mines, when some argued that the environmental toll on the land was too great.

Trade relations are strained, with protectionist sentiment growing.

"We're seeing sentiment grow on the Brown-Kaufman idea," he said.

He did not agree with Muslim extremists, but saw the sentiment growing.

The public at large, however, has made up its own mind: Haughey stands reviled and condemned, as popular sentiment grows increasingly indifferent.

The Irish public at large, however, has made up its own mind: Haughey stands reviled and condemned, as popular sentiment grows increasingly indifferent.