Sentence examples for sentiment into from inspiring English sources
The question is how to turn this sentiment into votes.
So Ms. O'Brien turned that sentiment into a T-shirt.
The court in Namudno nonetheless stopped short of turning that sentiment into a constitutional holding.
He weaves his anti-abortion sentiment into a majestic disquisition on the nature of freedom.
Carrabba can mold any sentiment into totalizing torment without surrendering its sweetness.
It remains unclear, however, to what extent the grass-roots movement can turn antinuclear sentiment into votes.
It will be heavy sustained assault on the airwaves, designed to knock public sentiment into a position from which a war can be maintained.
But none of these parties were as successful as the Republicans, who combined anti-Catholic and anti-slavery sentiment into a winning evangelical politics.
Lipatti wrote that when you practise, you must be careful about injecting any sentiment into a piece: rehearsed time and again, it becomes mannered and contrived.
She commands a room when needed, perfects scenes of physical comedy and even turns a climax of forced sentiment into something poignant and believable.
Martin Skegg Seeking to turn anti-Wall Street sentiment into ratings, The Mentalist has this season made its recurring villain a dastardly one percenter.
