Sentence examples for sentiment this from inspiring English sources
Consumer sentiment this month took a 5.7 percent hit amid wall-to-wall media cover of the flood disaster.
It's a traditional Puritan sentiment: this world is of no real consequence – what matters is the world to come.
Tweets and Facebook posts from black people everywhere echoed the same grief-stricken sentiment: "This can't go on.
The New York Times finds an anti-Cantor local voicing that timeless, impossible sentiment: "This country needs to get back to the way it was".
"I haven't seen investor sentiment this bad in a long time," said Jason Goldberg, a longtime bank stock analyst at Barclays.
Something nasty – ringwraiths, cave trolls, 'orrible orcs – lurks around every corner; full of magic, menace and sentiment, this is filmmaking on a heroic scale.
This sentiment remains to this day, as witnessed by the 'ICTC MacCallan Medal'.
Nervousness over the escalating debt crisis in Europe and feeble growth in the United States has undermined investor sentiment this year and caused new-issue volumes to slump.
"The shift in sentiment this summer was as sudden as anything I've seen in my 15 years in the business," said Jörg Krämer, the chief economist of Commerzbank.
Mr. Bush has found another way to express that sentiment this week: on Thursday through Saturday, he will campaign with Senator John McCain at his side.
An online survey of investor sentiment this week by the American Association of Individual Investors said that 44 percent of respondents were bearish, expecting the stock market to fall further over the next six months.
