Sentence examples for sentiment hold from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, if present recruiting trends and the rising antiwar sentiment hold true, there could well be only one person in the Army, and that could be our commander in chief.
Tip your hat to Charlie Smalls whose original 1975 score and its sentiment hold up very well and have transcended time beautifully.
sentiment held by a large number of Scots.
That sentiment holds true already from late May through early September.
"She would just say, 'Why not make it simple?' So the sentiment holds.
Popular sentiment held that the winner would go on to win the series.
"The mural spoke to a particular sentiment held in our community.
A survey of consumers by the GfK institute in Germany showed sentiment holding up next month at the same level as May.
But he does not deny being anti-Israel: "Being anti-Israel is probably a sentiment held by one billion Muslims around the world.
Mr. Clinton counseled against the isolationist sentiment held by Americans who remain deeply suspicious of institutions like the United Nations and the World Trade Organization.
He also quotes Wayne LaPierre, executive vice president of the National Rifle Association, asserting that the "U.N. wants to impose on the U.S". nothing less than "total gun prohibition," a sentiment held by many militia-group members as well.
