Sentence examples for sentiment is correct from inspiring English sources

"I think his sentiment is correct," Mr. Jackson said.

The sentiment is correct, but the outrage is misplaced.

Verdict: Well, his numbers are off, but the sentiment is correct, according to PepsiCo India, which said in a statement it "procured 240,000 metric tons of potato from Indian farmers in 2012," more than double what the company procured five years ago.

(Interviews with current AmazonFresh customers confirms my sentiment is correct).

And the sentiment is correct: that the Wall Street bailout helped the rich get richer.

His sentiment is correct, but it doesn't give you license to be a jerk.

Either moral concepts spring from reason, in which case rationalism is correct, or from sentiment, in which case sentimentalism is correct.

And if voters' sentiments are correct, then a dash more meritocracy may be the way to go.

I believe both of these sentiments are correct and important, and it will be that "youth vote" - the millennial generation - that will fulfill these political maneuverings.

Whoever the speaker, the sentiment is utterly correct.

Though not overtly religious, the sentiment is morally correct and therefore Savonarola-suitable, as is the turbulent mood, so far removed from the sumptuous lyricism of Botticelli's earlier, mythological works.