Sentence examples for sentiment one from inspiring English sources

But the anti-humanities sentiment one frequently sees on Fox News, for example, fails to appreciate the hugely important task this club of nerds has, which is to preserve, extend and create culture.

David Ruprecht expresses a similar sentiment, "One of my producers early on told me 'You're hosting a party at your house... you just happen to have a produce section in your living room.'".

While this is not exactly an endorsement of the claim that atomic facts are logically independent of one another, it is perhaps the closest sentiment one can find in his philosophy.

He expresses this sentiment one morning to his friend, the Anglican priest, Father Brooke.

PM Erdogan told EU Ambassadors on January 20 that he does not believe Iran intends to develop nuclear weapons; one of his advisors had indicated the same sentiment one day prior.

Without the spikiness of Deily, Dando struck out in a new direction, upping the simplicity and sentiment (one of Lovey's best moments is a beautiful cover of Gram Parsons Brass Buttonss).

"It was almost a case of politicians catching up with community sentiment on that one," Rowland says.

"How does one do it without becoming a hostage to sentiments one abhors?

Echoing such sentiments, one local journalist asked Power why the tusks are not preserved in museums for future generations that may never see elephants.

Airstrikes anywhere risk civilian casualties -- and thus the possibility of inflaming the very sentiments one is trying to counter.

Whatever your sentiments, one thing we must not be is dismissive or apathetic about what is happening in Bangladesh right now.