Sentence examples for sentiment settled from inspiring English sources

Nearer-term bullish activity took place in the April contract, while far-term bearish sentiment settled in the January 2011 contract.

It could be that by the time voter sentiment settles out, Mr. Gore may have gained from the last debate.

The idea was to use evidence, not sentiment, to settle the debate.

"We steadfastly believe that sentiment will have subsequently settled down and that purchasing activity and therefore the PMI will recover at some stage soon, albeit modestly," said Shaw.

Settled nomads.

Dispute settled".

THE 15-pound pumpkin that tumbled out of a roadside patch and settled in a lane of Route 385 in Athens, N.Y., in Greene County, on a recent Wednesday might have been expressing a sentiment of pumpkins nationwide: Take notice!

Rather, analysts point out, there's been a fundamental shift in Wall Street's sentiment something akin to a hangover has settled over the stock market.

Debate settled.

Being settled?

You settled.