Sentence examples for sentiment strongly from inspiring English sources

It shows that he knows winning will require speaking to mainstream sentiment strongly and shrewdly – sentiment that, by the way, he believes plenty of his fellow British Muslims share.

But why should a dollar be a deal breaker?" With investor sentiment strongly in favor of the A.I.G. offer and, at least at the moment, no other offers on the table, analysts said American General appeared to have little choice but to accept the A.I.G. offer.

Consequently, Rabearivelo became embittered toward France and its colonial message of assimilation, a sentiment strongly expressed in his journals.

In particular, Mark Booth questions "why, in this carefully polished writing.... are the lines sometimes relatively hard to read for their paraphrasable sense?" Arthur Sherbo disagreed with this sentiment strongly and claims the Hymns "are more than mere hack work, tossed off with speed and indifference.

In terms of electoral politics, these sentiments strongly resemble those that motivate the tea party.

Public sentiment is strongly against this governor.

In 1990, as the Soviet Union was imploding, public sentiment ran strongly against the military.

That sentiment was strongly in evidence as the protests dwindled here on Monday.

He sees that religion and faith can bring reassurance and certainty, though he doesn't feel either sentiment very strongly.

In the large cities, where sentiment was strongly opposed to Prohibition, enforcement was much weaker than in rural areas and small towns.

With sentiment running strongly against large companies that leave their retired workers in the lurch, they may do well with their challenge to the take-it-or-leave-it release.