Sentence examples for strong sentiment of from inspiring English sources

In this and other paintings, Macke attempted to combine the tradition of contemporary French painting its attention to colour and form with the strong sentiment of German art.

The motion, filed on Tuesday, cited what they called a "strong sentiment" of prejudice among potential jurors that the rabbi, Fred J. Neulander, left, was guilty.

In an e-mail Friday to supporters of the Union for a Popular Movement, the party's president, Jean-François Copé, said Mr. Sarkozy, who called him Thursday night, had expressed a "strong sentiment of incomprehension before this unbelievable decision".

"There was a strong sentiment on behalf of everyone to have the tree that has always been there and to have some balance for the Hanukkah season.

This strong sentiment on the part of the Coordinators seemed to have been their battle cry whenever they approached any potential donor.

Scott Cullen, executive director of the Star Foundation, an anti-nuclear group based in East Hampton, said Mr. Grucci had ignored the Millstone issue despite "extremely strong sentiment on the eastern end of Long Island" that the complex posed a threat.

Upon hearing of the mailing, some of Mr. Madoff's investors, and their lawyers, had strong sentiments of their own.

just, Robert Despite the hardships he endured, Commander Hein, like others in the field, expressed strong sentiments of purpose and determination.

In an interview released Sunday morning, Mr. Obama acknowledged that getting his package of gun proposals through Congress could be tough, and he expressed empathy for the strong sentiments of gun owners.

Evoking strong sentiments of nostalgia, there is a longing in these images, a longing for place and time.

Fleeting promises of economic prosperity, social mobility and cultural integration are giving way throughout the U.S., UK and the EU to strong sentiments of retrenchment, xenophobia and economic self-preservation.