Sentence examples for sentiment that there from inspiring English sources

Amid breakneck banjo and fiddle romps such as Mississippi Saturday Night are less expected, reflective pieces such as Ain't It Enough, with its utopian sentiment that "there's a place for us all here".

This sentiment, that there are seasons within seasons (call it microseasonality), is the latest paradigm for chefs and home cooks who keep a sharp eye on the calendar.

But he was expressing an unpopular sentiment: that there was a need to reassess the role of American power in the world.

The anti-gentrification sentiment that there was a kind of lost Eden presumed that there had been one thing, and that that one thing was being attacked.

But there are lots of ways for a soldier, sailor or Marine to express the sentiment that there is nothing like a dame — to borrow a lyric from Rodgers and Hammerstein's "South Pacific" — and not all of them are pretty.

Analysts said over the longer term the market would remain bullish because the growing sentiment that there is money to be made in oil was increasing the pool of investors.

The question, he said, also distilled "a sentiment that was there among voters but had not come together in a coherent way".

In the camp, Manea's father was concerned above all with moral dignity, refusing to be servile, to participate in the "black market in sentiment" that prevailed there, but Manea's mother was bent on surviving, and Manea was still young enough to agree with her.

But he has been able to take advantage of the sentiment that is out there regarding U.S. foreign policy.

It is a sentiment that has been there for a long time, almost as long as third base.

But he has been able to take advantage of the sentiment that is out there regarding US foreign policy.