Sentence examples for sentiment with the from inspiring English sources

Compare this anti-marathon sentiment with the reactions after past ordeals.

They're part of a game they love, but they can't share that sentiment with the players.

He also said he believes that the government mistakenly associates anti-Han sentiment with the paucity of jobs and material wealth.

"There is a question whether sentiment improved more than the actual situation and we have to still reconcile the sentiment with the hard data," Mr. Schumacher said.

William Kristol summed up the general G.O.P. sentiment with the headline of The Weekly Standard's special editorial following the debate: "Yikes".

I've got a sceptical northern mother who swats down any nascent flights of sentiment with the rolled-up baby photo she uses as a coaster.

"It's in nobody's interests to split the audience," said the ITV source, a sentiment with which the BBC would wholeheartedly agree.

Numerous players shared sentiments with the crowd, with a varying range of emotion.

Squaring such sentiments with the Mitt Romney who won the Michigan primary in January 2008 is more vexing.

Some people wondered how McMaster would reconcile such sentiments with the rather different impulses of his new boss.

But she also turns the songs inside out, comparing their happily-ever-after sentiments with the reality of love betrayed and lies casually told.