Sentence examples for sentiment to the from inspiring English sources

But for tonight, the Knicks left the sentiment to the fans.

But he has not, apparently, conveyed that sentiment to the Nets, who have spent months formulating trade offers.

"An American veto could inflame emotions and bring anti-American sentiment to the forefront across the region".

He then turned back to his mother's deathbed, unwilling to cede even maudlin sentiment to the more emotive Mr. Bush.

Apart, that is, from Best who brings a silvery-voiced composure and dignified sentiment to the title role.

6 53 p.m. | Updated There's some Twitter sentiment to the effect that today's crash in stock prices is bad news for President Obama.

"They are up against very skeptical sentiments to the euro across a broad range of investors".

It would convey my sentiments to the refrigerator, which has been making funny noises again lately.

I am sure that the proper way to express these sentiments to the Turkish government and the Turkish people can be found.

It is one that appeals alike to idealistic humanitarian sentiments, to the dictates of sound policy and strategy, and to legitimate commercial aims.

This is because e-mails are also self-contained texts written purposefully to convey author's specific ideas or sentiments to the recipient(s).