Sentence examples for sentiment up from inspiring English sources

(Kathleen Hanna sums this sentiment up nicely in this interview).

Animus based on skin color has hardly disappeared: a majority of Americans, 56 percent, harbor some anti-black sentiment, up from 49 percent four years ago, according to a recent Associated Press survey.

Jamie Carragher summed that sentiment up when he said in his autobiography that he felt more pride pulling on the red of Liverpool than he did with the red, white and three lions of England.

America mattered, so you could afford to crank anti-British sentiment up," says Mr Ferrall.

I take issue with the notion that it's "rarely used", because we simply do not have data to back that statement or sentiment up, Facebook has never made it public.

Perhaps the film's naked traffic in sentiment up to that point made Mr. Crano so bold.

"There's a lot of sentiment tied up in pink bathrooms," said Ms. Kueber, 51.

In a compulsory preferential voting system, that sentiment ends up somewhere.

Job growth and consumer sentiment is up, despite some recent softer manufacturing data reports, he said.

The nationalistic fervour and anti-British sentiment whipped up by the War Hawks was a contributing cause to the War of 1812.

But this year the government Abd Rabbo Mansour al-Hadi, the president, is keen to build on patriotic sentiment fired up by a recent military campaign against al-Qaeda.