Sentence examples for sentiment was reflected from inspiring English sources

That sentiment was reflected in Mr. Bush's remarks on Wednesday.

Even before Mr Bush's re-election, this sentiment was reflected in pan-European polls.

That sentiment was reflected in the flow of assets at BlackRock.

That sentiment was reflected in the slight decline yesterday in the yield on federal funds futures for August, to 6.53percentt from 6.545 percent.

That sentiment was reflected in the credit markets, where the cost of insuring against default on both European government debt and banks fell sharply, after rising steadily for weeks.

That sentiment was reflected in a recent poll carried on the Molineux Mix website, which showed 59.62% of fans wanted the 52-year-old to remain in his post, with 15.76% undecided and a mere 24.62% choosing the option marked "sack the git now".

This sentiment is reflected in the streets.

The network booths do indeed seem to shout "Look at me!" whether the sentiment is reflected in the neutral-toned, scallop-windowed sleekness of the CNN sky booth, or the modular spareness of the double-decker CBS shelter, painted a traditional CBS lapis blue.

Such sentiment is reflected in recent rises in the Nasdaq composite index, which is up more than 25percentt from its low in April, and in the rise in longer-term Treasury yields as investors prepare for the higher interest rates that would presumably come with an economic recovery.

"Even though many polls over the years have shown and still show that a majority of Jewish Israelis support a two-state solution based more or less along the 1967 border with land swaps, such sentiment is reflected less and less in the way Israelis vote and talk.

That sentiment is reflected in the survey results as well.