Sentence examples for sentiments because from inspiring English sources

It would be dangerous to endorse such "policy sentiments" because it could cut off Australia from the primary sources of prosperity it has enjoyed for two centuries.

Monbiot accuses us of "jingoistic and xenophobic sentiments" because we argued that the government was, de facto, handing over future strategic energy and climate decision-making to the French government.

It would be too easy to read a kind of atheistic nihilism into his sentiments, because he says the universe is an accident and humanity is an accident and you can stuff immortality.

Both Vice President Joe Biden and Gen. David Petraeus have been quoted recently as saying that the festering Israeli-Palestinian conflict foments anti-U.S. sentiments, because of the perception that America usually sides with Israel, and these sentiments are exploited by Al Qaeda, Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran to generate anti-Americanism that complicates life for our soldiers in the region.

Big LA shared these sentiments because he's been a part of Busey's crew for years.

Every one of us gets angry sometimes, but we should not (and are punished if we do) extol violent or racist sentiments because of it.

For Hedlund, that's a seductive sentiment, because "nobody gets quite the family they imagine".

Ken Rosenthal of Foxsports.com wishes Hunter hadn't bungled his sentiment because his basic points are valid.

The bad news is that they've inflamed anti-American sentiment, because they've also killed hundreds of civilians.

That number probably understates investor sentiment, because it's based on earnings estimates that will probably be revised down.

It also should be positive for sentiment because it would allow investors to focus on the Indian operations where the news around price increases has been encouraging.