Sentence examples for sentiment with a from inspiring English sources

How to square this sentiment with a novel that seeks no less than to embody the spirit of an age?

Instead he surfed the crest of the decade, riding its waves of passing sentiment with a champion's dexterity.

Fay Victor, singing that song's supplication — "Holy spirit/Ascend in me" — adopted a firm, unbending tone, as Mr. Parker punctuated the sentiment with a concert bass drum.

The leadership, he said, chose to gauge, then appease, public sentiment with a few angry statements, and then let the matter slide.

But their patience may be wearing thin: trade unions plan to test sentiment with a national one-day strike on March 27th.

A huge white Cadillac rumbling down Big Spring Street summarized the enduring local sentiment with a bumper sticker: "Wake Up America: For Our Security We Need American Oil".

The latest government report of minimal inflation spurred a general early rally, but Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, soon dampened sentiment with an unusually direct warning that higher rates would be needed to slow an overheated economy.

Couple this shift in public sentiment with an unprecedented convergence of disparate advocacy groups representing billions of members and its a perfect storm.

Toward the end of the nineteenth century, Plenty Coups shared his sentiment with an outsider: "When the buffalo went away the hearts of my people fell to the ground, they could not lift them up again.

It said that since coming to office in 2010, Fidesz had cemented its power by systematically removing democratic checks and balances, altering the constitution, and fueling xenophobic sentiment with an anti-immigration campaign.

According to the Monthly, Donahue keeps a plaque on his desk that reads "SHOW ME THE MONEY," a sentiment with which a hotly sought after athlete like LeBron James can identify.