Sentence examples for the broad sentiment from inspiring English sources

But the law can't be cleanly separated from the broad sentiment that the medical industry needed to overhaul its practices.

Hyper-nationalism and fear is again fuelling anti-immigrant sentiment, although the target has changed from Asia to Islam – a target more in line with the broad sentiment of the country which, judging by the lack of noise against her, is more ready for the Hanson movement than it was in the protest-filled 90s.

Denver Teachers told me that was the broad sentiment among Denver Public School teachers about incumbent Democratic Senator Michael Bennet.

In this context, successive laws have begun to enshrine what I believe are the broad sentiments of Spanish people.

Tommy Mair, the fifty-two-year-old handyman who murdered the Labour M.P. Jo Cox, shouted either "Britain First," the name of a far-right party supporting the Leave campaign, or "Put Britain first," the broader sentiment behind it, as he shot and then stabbed her.

It was not clear from Ohr's interview whether Steele had been directly told that or had picked that up through his contacts, but the broader sentiment is echoed in Steele's research dossier.

"The very broad sentiment from right to left is that nobody wants Big Cannabis to own Vermont, and whatever we do end up drafting for a tax-and-regulate bill will be oriented toward smaller production facilities and a more broad distribution of the economic benefit throughout the state, as opposed to large out of state corporate version," he said.

The same broad sentiment applies to activities.

He didn't think the protests reflected broad sentiment in Chicago.

Over the course of these encounters, it became clear to him that the broad Unionist sentiment he thought existed in the South was a chimera.

Tim Ryan, a Democrat on the House Budget Committee, said there was broad sentiment in Congress that the U.S. economy would not necessarily suffer from a downgrade by the other two big agencies -- Fitch and Moody's -- that still rate U.S. debt as AAA.