Sentence examples for the sentiment will be from inspiring English sources

The sentiment will be familiar to regular readers.

"The sentiment will be, you can't make it in Canada," he says.Should RIM disappear, the place with most to lose is Waterloo, in southern Ontario, where the company forms the core of a thriving cluster.

Although Barcelona still needed another, Álvaro Morata's goal increasing the nerves, and although the Croat's goal would not prove the winner, the sentiment will be similar in Catalonia now too.

For while United fans will be unanimous in wishing Sir Alex Ferguson many happy returns on his 71st birthday, the sentiment will be tinged with a sense of unease.

This year, of course, the crowd won't be as big, but the sentiments will be the same for Belmont's two core customers: New Yorkers and horseplayers.

The test of that sentiment will be market reaction.

It's also important to remember that just because a tweet can theoretically be accessed doesn't mean it will be, nor does it mean the underlying sentiment will be understandable to an outside audience.

However, he does not believe that the anti-euro sentiment will be realised in an exit from the single currency.

Of course, supporters of either camp who voice ambivalence or acknowledge shades of gray run the risk that these sentiments will be used against them.

Captain America: Civil War is easily in my top 5 MCU films, and I feel that sentiment will be the same with a lot of fans when they see it.

Voter sentiment will be tested for the first time since the crisis on 13 March, when elections are held in three of Germany's 16 regions – Sachsen-Anhalt, Rheinland-Pfalz and Baden-Württemberg.