Sentence examples for the sentiment among from inspiring English sources

The sentiment among the protesters was that the government had won the battle this day.

The sentiment among typical London Underground riders seems to be one of weariness.

That was the sentiment among passengers at the airport bar too.

Brooks summed up the sentiment among the former Nets when he said: "I didn't take nothing personally.

But the sentiment among those who were could not have been more consistent, regardless of political party.

The sentiment among many small game makers is that it is a matter of when, not if, Zynga will clone a game after it becomes successful.

The court's unsigned, six-page opinion was unanimous, though the sentiments among the justices on one or more issues in the case almost certainly were not.

The elimination of Mr. bin Laden's network has given America an immediate military focus, but the sentiments among Muslims who have helped that network grow present a far deeper problem.

But Samuel Rankin, head of the Coalition for NSF Funding, summed up the general sentiment among the scientific community when he noted that "so far, so good.

The dominant sentiment among the elite is similar to the one that weighed on Mr Gorbachev and his circle after a decade of stagnation: things cannot carry on like this.

And the overwhelming sentiment among the respondents was more generous than the empty-handed guests: they would ignore the oversight, whether it was intentional or not.