Sentence examples for sentiment much from inspiring English sources

The postings are full of pro- and anti-Iranian sentiment, much of it from Americans, and include several incoherent rants.

And though Howe hoped to inspire in Bridgman a liberal, vaguely deistic religious sentiment much like his own, she eventually ended up as an evangelical Baptist, the very sort of fundamentalism he despised.

While the Oscars are always keen on sentiment, much of this year's broadcast was given over to nostalgic reruns of previous wins and interviews with stars of bygone years.

Relay racing, then as now, was a closing highlight of the Games, with national sentiment much to the fore, but Rampling described his training for it as a farce.

But at home, Mr. Bloomberg faces an abundance of negative sentiment, much of it a result of New York City's botched response to a snowstorm in December, his ill-fated decision to appoint Cathleen P. Black to lead the public school system and lingering unhappiness over his bulldozing of term limits in 2008.

Coker, the pollster, said he doubted this latest shooting would alter public sentiment much at all.

On the plus side he said current sentiment is "much, much much better than what it was a year ago".

It adds meaning and you can express your sentiments much better".

Can I tell you anything more than that?" A deep current of conspiracy and suspicion runs through such sentiments, much like what was heard during the early days of the American occupation in 2003.

Ibon Muhammad, director of housing for the Fifth Avenue Committee, which helped create the $8.5 million, 67-unit project, said that in a departure from typical not-in-my-backyard sentiments, much of the impetus for the project came from neighborhood residents.

The heart/like combo fit all of those feelings and sentiments much better.