Sentence examples for sentiment heard from inspiring English sources

It was a sentiment heard throughout the day.

The players should play hard, he said, to inspire the people of Tohoku, a sentiment heard around Japan.

Echoing a sentiment heard here frequently, he added, "We don't want this to be a fair fight".

Lebanon's prime minister, Najib Mikati, condemned the attack, echoing a sentiment heard often here that the violence plays into the region's broader tension.

"We want a civil state, pluralism, with freedom enshrined by law," he said, before echoing a sentiment heard often in Egypt and Tunisia.

"I don't have a clue," Gerald Wallace said afterward of the Nets' woes, repeating a sentiment heard throughout the locker room.

The sentiments heard here Thursday will probably haunt Egypt's transition.

"Soft, soggy" is how Mr. Kirshbaum described the book market, echoing sentiments heard through the trade show, which ended today.

"In essence, it's all about sticking with something that you know is proven," said Chris Geraci, the president of national broadcast at OMD, a unit of the Omnicom Media Group, echoing sentiments heard during the recession in 2008.

Echoing sentiments heard during the current Democratic campaign for president, the reports' two co-chairmen, Tarja Halonen, the president of Finland, and Benjamin William Mkapa, the president of Tanzania, wrote: "Currently, globalization is a divisive subject.

Dr. Abdullah Abdullah, a former presidential candidate and Northern Alliance leader, summed up the sentiments heard from many Northern Alliance figures in the wake of the assassination: "This is a lesson for all of us that we shouldn't fool ourselves that this group, who has carried out so many crimes against the people of Afghanistan, are willing to make peace".