Sentence examples for supporter sentiment from inspiring English sources

Remember, these SPL clubs have categorically failed to heed supporter sentiment towards their flawed league set-up.

Yet they are also monitoring supporter sentiment.

The firm's takeaway for its Republican clients is that, "while Trump may be good at translating his supporters' sentiments, he is unable to persuade them".

Facebook supporters would certainly support the sentiment, though skeptics might note Facebook's heavy reliance on algorithms, along with fact that many people now use Facebook as a substitute to keep tabs on friends, rather than talk with them — one factor among others that has prompted psychologists to link Facebook use to depressive symptoms.

He has often used vehement condemnations of American "imperialism" to appeal to his supporters' nationalist sentiments.

The investor Warren E. Buffett, a strong Obama supporter, captured the sentiment this week when he said "job 1 is to win the war, the economic war; job 2 is to win the economic war, and job 3".

In two versions of a video posted to Facebook before the march, one in English and the other in Hebrew -- the latter of which is particularly notable -- Netanyahu clearly positioned himself as a vocal supporter, endorsing the sentiment of the marchers and slamming critics who painted their efforts in a negative light.

Some non-Brotherhood supporters echoed the sentiment.

Grant's father was a Whig Party supporter, with abolitionist sentiments.

An October 2nd CNN poll found that 52percentt of Republicans thought failure to raise the debt ceiling would be "a good thing" (64percentt of Tea-party supporters shared this sentiment).

Other Conyers supporters echoed the same sentiment: If John Conyers was supporting his son, it must mean something.