Sentence examples for sentiment to a from inspiring English sources

He compared Mr. Liu's sentiment to a dare.

Some attribute that sentiment to a well-developed sense of ambition.

He took his father's sentiment to a group of advisers who prepared a statement, he said.

Fulfilling a goal set by Farage, UKIP rode a wave of Euroskeptic sentiment to a historic first-place finish.

Consumer prices rose the most in almost a decade in December, which, combined with falling wages, drove household sentiment to a four-year low.

I think of him as something of a nineteenth-century figure, an industrial-age moralist somewhat akin to Charles Dickens but who, through his own on-screen performances, raises post-Victorian sentiment to a reflexive, self-flaying modernism.

He went to Congress to help topple the liberal establishment and to bring some common-man sentiment to an institution he thinks is far too elite.

I never told her," he says, presumably referring to Lucy, who he uttered similar sentiments to a few weeks back.

Political strategists once assumed that polls might well overstate support for black candidates, since white voters might be reluctant to admit racially tinged sentiments to a pollster.

The ties often range from extremely personal memories and sentiments to a strong sense of belonging to the community in question and cultural identity [1].

(Which is a pretty nice sentiment to begin a game with).