Sentence examples for the sentiment at from inspiring English sources

The sentiment at this meeting will be almost the reverse.

incident, adding another layer of discord to her performance but the sentiment, at least, felt germane.

Kolb reiterated the sentiment at the beginning of camp: "There's a sense of the unknown, which is fine".

It's a whole other way of deferring responsibility and was the sentiment at the root of my more indignant critics.

The words, uttered by a Sicilian aristocrat on the eve of Italian unification in Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa's classic "The Leopard", neatly sum up the sentiment at NETmundial.

Almost half of the public thinks the sentiment at the root of the Occupy movement generally reflects the views of most Americans.

A recent New York Times/CBS News poll found that almost half of the public thinks the sentiments at the root of the movement generally reflect the views of most Americans.

There was certainly a turn-back-the-clock sentiment at work as fans watched the women's matches.

The Times editorial captured the Confederate sentiment at the time: "His death is a tremendous and irreparable loss to the secession cause, as no other rebel of like character has been developed during the war.

This was the prevailing sentiment at the arena Saturday, though hardly a prevailing sentiment over all.

Suffice it to say that the cloying sentiment at the heart of Lane's wind-up-puppy style of acting — if one can call it that — infects everything here, including Susan Stroman's so-so direction and choreography.