Sentence examples for shift sentiment from inspiring English sources

"At first sight these are good results, but they are unlikely to shift sentiment, which is fretful," said Miles Saltiel, technology analyst at WestLB Panmure.

But while the climate for Mr. Obama has improved since midsummer, and Mr. Romney has failed to shift sentiment decisively in his favor, the poll found that the presidential race is narrowly divided.

Front-page images of militiamen holding children's toys aloft amongst the wreckage were the catalyst that began to shift sentiments from shock and sadness to fury and frustration.

But the recent statements by Mr Carter and the White House indicate shifting sentiment on the issue.

Both have solicited the Bush administration's support for their positions and scrutinized nuances in statements by President Bush and top administration officials for signs of shifting sentiment.

Yet while a successful World Cup has shifted sentiment about Rio's lagging progress towards the Olympics in 2016, serious questions remain.

"Spate of Harsh Weather in New England Shifts Sentiment on Trees" (news article, Dec. 4) notes that by cutting down trees to protect houses from storm damage, Northeastern residents are reducing the capacity of the residential landscape to absorb carbon dioxide.

In one of the clearest signs of shifting sentiment, nearly a third of the Democrats in the House broke ranks with the party last month and voted to repeal the federal estate tax.

Kansas City, in fact, had been scheduled for elimination, along with Detroit and Brook Park, Ohio, a Cleveland suburb, until a strong plea from local party leaders for a fall visit shifted sentiment over the past 24 hours.

This shifting sentiment doesn't mean that influencer marketing has lost its appeal, however.

Another thing that comes to mind when I think of the shifting sentiment toward charity is the absolute need for transparency.