Sentence examples for the dominant sentiment from inspiring English sources

The dominant sentiment of this racism is resentment.

That is the dominant sentiment in the state, but there are worries.

Second, the dominant sentiment is caution — consumers are hesitant to spend, and businesses are hesitant to expand, invest, and hire.

So it was quite a mixture of feelings, but I think the dominant sentiment was one of joviality, excitement, hope and high expectations".

Still, optimism was the dominant sentiment in stock markets around the world, even though a late-September slide pared what had been extremely strong gains.

THEY may not frame it quite so bluntly, but the dominant sentiment in the Kurds' autonomous region of northern Iraq is a gleeful "We told you so".

That is the dominant thought.

But a more dominant sentiment is expressed in the hundreds of hand-painted signs at homes that border the national forest, thanking firefighters and calling them heroes.

But since Mr. Bernanke's remarks, the dominant market sentiment hasn't been euphoria, but fear.

That fear of totalitarian public control is still a dominant sentiment.

Homophobia is a dominant sentiment in Russia; in a recent poll, forty-three per cent of Russians said they thought of homosexuality as "moral laxity" or "bad habit"; thirty-five per cent believed it was a disease or a result of a psychological trauma; and only twelve per cent agreed that it should be treated the same way as "ordinary" sexual habits.