Sentence examples for sentiment rather than from inspiring English sources

Wild intra-day swings in the market have been driven by sentiment rather than anything fundamental.

That sentiment, rather than the bidet itself, traveled to America, Professor Molotch said.

He has treated the food movement as a sentiment rather than a power, and who can blame him?

This is an election year, and if there's any time that Albany should be listening to majority sentiment rather than special interests, this is it.

Yet, as a recent Lowy Institute poll demonstrates, too often the relationship is focused on the past rather than the future, on sentiment rather than shared interests.

If that were to happen, businesses would be following public sentiment rather than helping to shape it a less risky proposition, but also a less significant one.

"But in doing so they appeased extremist sentiments rather than countering them.

Lebanon's crises tend to deepen sentiments rather than change them.

We kept being told he was making rookie mistakes and offering voters wispy idealistic sentiments rather than the real beef of policy.

However, academic research this month suggests that Sweden Democrat voters hold "drastically more negative views" about Muslims than other voter groups and are motivated "purely by anti-minority sentiments" rather than the anti-establishment populism in which it is cloaked.

But I think they should reflect a little on the fact that they are getting it up 'em only figuratively, whereas their predecessors in the cause indefatigably did the real thing to my predecessors; and it is my predecessors who eventually made the world civilised enough for their predecessors to suffer injury only to their sentiments rather than their bodies and lives.