Sentence examples for sentiments on our from inspiring English sources

A group of Chinese students met this week with the university's president, Mark Emmert, seeking assurance that the Dalai Lama's visit "has no political agenda, and that his speech will not arouse any anti-China sentiments on our beloved campus," according to a letter the group posted online beforehand.

"There's a little bit of a 'show me' sentiment on our customers' part," Mr. Shaw said.

"While congressional inaction is discouraging, it is encouraging that the public sentiment is on our side and there have been many victories," Murray said.

It is a matter of opinion, and our sentiments on the matter must be formed, by attending to certain principles.

This had some of the best lines and best sentiments on Girls Can Tell, which was our first vulnerable album.

They put more emphasis on our sentiments.

Too flamboyant an opening would have left the movie with no place to go and embarrassed us with so early a claim on our sentiments.

For Hume, morality is founded completely on our sentiments.

The relevant standard depends on our sentiments of pleasure and uneasiness (T, 3.1.1.26 / 469).

Moral sentimentalism is a crucial feature of this argument and many philosophers would deny that moral rightness and wrongness depend on our sentiments in this way.

Checking on our sentiment indicators, it appears as though the stock's backdrop is speckled with skepticism, which is a good contrarian sign.