Sentence examples for sentiment was boosted from inspiring English sources

And in Japan, sentiment was boosted by talk that the next central bank governor could be Haruhiko Kuroda, Asian Development Bank president, who is an advocate of aggressive monetary easing.

Market sentiment was boosted by a speech by Obama at George Mason University in Virginia in which he sketched out his stimulus proposal.

Sentiment was boosted by the pledge by world leaders on Thursday to make $1.1 trillion available for emergency loans to ease the global downturn and a rise in factory orders in the U.S. for the first time in seven months.

The sentiment was boosted by the Great Famine of the 1840s, which cut Ireland's population by a quarter through death and emigration - a disaster seen as worsened by government neglect.

Japanese shares rose on Tuesday as investment sentiment was boosted by six straight days of gains on the S&P 500 in the U.S. Blue chips in Hong Kong also went up over 1% on advanced commodities and oil prices.

Arnold then conducted an ineffectual siege on the city, during which Loyalist sentiments were boosted by successful propaganda campaigns, and General David Wooster's blunt administration of Montreal served to annoy both supporters and detractors of the Americans.

In 1870, republican sentiment in Britain, fed by the Queen's seclusion, was boosted after the establishment of the Third French Republic.

Market sentiment was also boosted by some encouraging regional economic data.

Shareholder sentiment was temporarily boosted after the seed producer improved gross margins from 55.6% to 58% last quarter and guided to the lower end of its $4.40 to $4.50 full year forecast.

Sentiment in the sector had already been boosted by better than expected figures from Goldman Sachs, despite the US bank facing a charge of alleged fraud from US regulator the SEC.

Extremist recruiters are boosted by vivid anti-American sentiment across Pakistani society.