Sentence examples for sentiment that he from inspiring English sources

It's a sentiment that he had already voiced during the Senate hearing.

"There's a lot of sentiment that he lied to us," Ms. Talbott said.

That, he said, is "the overriding sentiment" that he and the librettist, Donna DiNovelli, "wanted to dominate the opera".

Such voices imply the sentiment that "he may be a racist, but he's our racist".

This is particularly cynical, since he himself has been making those arguments, exploiting and fanning this sentiment that he decries.

Several minutes later, the official scorer changed that call, but not Bellinger's sentiment that he "probably should've made the play".

Around the city you could see and hear the sentiment that, "Well, he's never won a championship, so now is the time for him to prove his greatness". Time for Patrick to step up.

This has always seemed to me quite natural, for it is a sentiment that I share". He certainly had regrets about what happened in Hiroshima.

"It chips away at sentiment, that is the concern," he told the BBC.

A lovely sentiment, that.

Nonetheless, Mr Farage was prepared to voice sentiments that he must have known would surprise his followers and would probably disappoint many of them.