Sentence examples for sentiment nothing from inspiring English sources
"No to austerity; no to this European Union that seems to have no sentiment, nothing".
With public sentiment, nothing can fail.
As Abraham Lincoln said, "With public sentiment, nothing can fail.
Chief of the Surui community, Almir Surui, echoes these sentiments: "Nothing can happen if we don't learn how to create partnerships for the common good of all".
The sentiment is nothing new: "You're everything to me, and I would die for you," Cyrus sings.
Anti-Muslim sentiment is nothing new in majority-Buddhist Myanmar.
Akin's anti-gay sentiment is nothing new.
She's quick to clarify that this sentiment has nothing to do with meanness in her marriages.
Ali and Sholeh often speak nostalgically about Iran, but their sentiments have nothing to do with Islam.
Such sentiments are nothing new but are part of a tradition that can be traced back to Keynes and his warnings about enterprise becoming the bubble on a whirlpool of speculation.
This happened in another central California community where there were similar sentiments, and nothing was done to rectify it.
