Sentence examples for sentiment takes over from inspiring English sources

The movie picks up in its final minutes, as sentiment takes over from clowning.

The kingdom became an empire, but despite the monarchy's prosperity and eventual liberal stand on immigration and abolition of slavery, a growing republican sentiment peacefully took over shortly before all booms went bust.

Desperation takes over".

The adrenalin takes over".

"There is a sense among some people that Hong Kong can be cast aside as soon as the larger national system gets up to speed, which is why there are sentiments that Shanghai will take over Hong Kong's role as the premier financial center one of these days," a report by CLSA Asia Pacific Markets said.

With the proliferating numbers has come the predictable but mostly misplaced sentiment that Chinese travellers have taken over from Americans as the world's new "ugly" tourists.

In a letter of resignation read over early morning radio and television programs across the country, the 81-year-old Mr. Castro — who has appeared frail in the few videos released by the Cuban government — was said to be too ill to continue as head of state and would not stand in the way of others who were ready to take over, a sentiment he first expressed last December.

Once Ayatollah Khomeini seized power, he capitalized on widespread popular sentiment against the United States after students took over the U.S. Embassy on November 4 1979.

Its importance dated to the Kärntner Abwehrkampf (Carinthian defensive struggle) following World War I, and subsequent anti-Slavic sentiment arising from a fear of being taken over by Yugoslavia.

Ricco could eventually be in line to take over from the next G.M. The sentiment among many baseball executives is that the 62-year-old Alderson is a virtual lock for the job.

For the first time since John Tortorella took over as coach on Feb. 23, 2009, fan sentiment has started to turn against him.