Sentence examples for sentiment strong from inspiring English sources

With support-the-troops sentiment strong these days, occasionally a movie will use real soldiers or veterans in scenes.

With religious-nationalist sentiment strong, even if the elections demonstrated an Israeli turn against extremism, I suggested Oz might be optimistic.

Chants broke out: "May must go," and the mock-Tory sentiment, "Strong and stable, that's the line, we don't care if people die".

After all, the Japanese know very well that if there is one national North Korean sentiment stronger than the jealous rivalry towards the South, it is the special hatred the heavily armed nation reserves for Japan.

Nowhere is that sentiment stronger than in France, where Tarrant mentioned traveling in 2017 and where controversies over visible signs of Islam in public life, especially the headscarf, are routine.

According to recent Pew survey data, about 62percentt of Americans think our economic system unfairly favors the rich and powerful, with the sentiment strongest among millennials, who have grown up in the wreckage of the Great Recession.

Confidence among both businessmen and consumers rose for the third month in a row in January, according to the Commission's latest regular survey, with the upturn in business sentiment stronger than had been expected by many economists.

Nowhere is the anti-punk sentiment stronger than in Aceh Indonesia's only Sharia province where 65 punks were arrested and detained at an Islamic moral training camp in which they had their heads shaved and clothes burnt.

Nowhere is the anti-punk sentiment stronger than in Aceh, Indonesia's only Sharia province, where 65 punks were arrested and detained at an Islamic moral training camp in which they had their heads shaved and clothes burnt.

"There is a much stronger pro-commerce sentiment and stronger anti-welfare state sentiment among many black South Africans than many outsiders realise.

Secessionist sentiment is strong in the area.