Sentence examples for sentiment to keep from inspiring English sources

"There was some sentiment to keep it in the family".

I understand the sentiment to keep it named after Atlantic City.

And there was just enough low-key sizzle and lack of sentiment to keep the long night aloft.

The regime has ingeniously tinkered with populist sentiment to keep it off the boil or to redirect it from the Iran-Iraq war to the nuclear issue.

There appears to be strong sentiment within OPEC to keep prices high.

That would put pressure on owners, who would most likely struggle with the decision to shut down again even if they won the appeal, because player transactions would have been allowed during the appeal and public sentiment would be to keep the league operating.

Germany's Nazi past, and, as a result, the pains that mainstream politicians here usually take to avoid even the appearance of overt nationalist sentiment, have tended to keep a lid on the kind of debate pursued more openly by far-right parties elsewhere on the Continent.

That's a point that will need to be repeatedly made by anti-fascists as the ever-lovely EDL capitalise on Islamophobic sentiment to try to keep some momentum going after what was, in truth, a red letter day for them.

That's a point that will need to be repeatedly made by anti-fascists as the ever-lovely EDL capitalize on Islamophobic sentiment to try to keep some momentum going after what was, in truth, a red letter day for them.

The Bank will also hope to boost business sentiment and companies' willingness to keep investing amid the uncertain outlook.

Internal campaign sniping aside, what Romney is left with is essentially hoping that anti-Obama sentiment is large enough to keep him within the margin of error.