Sentence examples for solid sentiment from inspiring English sources
"Growth in household spending has moderated, although households' real income has risen at a solid rate and consumer sentiment remains high," they wrote.
Solid economic data also underpinned sentiment after a report showed consumer sentiment jumped in early January to its highest level in more than three years as stock indexes rose and job seekers felt more confident.
That boost to sentiment combined with solid rises for miners and oil companies to leave the FTSE 100 up 85 points, or 1.3%, at 6,661.3.
Cameron's declared conference slogan "Security, Stability, Opportunity" is a solid, safety-first kind of sentiment that Stanley Baldwin made popular in the30s before it all went horribly wrong.
What strikes me about Obrist and the artists' comments is that they are uncoordinated between them, but each one is a solid meditation whose logic and sentiment flows with the other two comments and with what we have discussed up to this point.
Solid advice, but not exactly a sentiment that stirs one's passions.
Caborn's habitually decent sentiments have mostly lacked solid action here, but in Leipzig he worked hard to secure a political approach of some sophistication.
"His identification with the music is astonishingly complete," Peter G. Davis wrote in The Times, praising Mr. Lythgoe's "glowing solid tone" and "real delicacy and unaffected sentiment".
In addition to the GDP report, data showed a solid rise in consumer spending while consumer sentiment hit its highest level in nearly eight years.
That protectionist sentiment seems to be freezing solider by the minute.
