Sentence examples for the shared sentiments from inspiring English sources

The current calendar confluence is coincidental but the shared sentiments and sensibilities of the Muslim and Jewish holy days are not.

Emeke told me that the shared sentiments the subjects of her videos in European capitals speak about — of not belonging, of feeling invisible, of struggling to define their identities — make sense: "There is a long history of anti-blackness, colonization, and slavery throughout Europe, most of which has been erased," she said.

The shared sentiments sounded somewhat similar, and carried phrases like "government takeover" and "excluded".

Among the shared sentiments are the usual suspects of health, wealth, success and any number of cliché greetings.

Overall, the shared sentiment seemed to confirm the point with which we began: It's legal, but questionably ethical -- although that last comment characterized the ethically acceptable underhand serve as a kind of desperation measure.

Numerous players shared sentiments with the crowd, with a varying range of emotion.

Mawae said that by today it was obvious to everyone that the players shared the sentiment that the games should be postponed.

Lawrence Goldsmith of the Daily Mirror and Susan and Simon Veness of the Daily Mail, shared the sentiment of other reviewers: the penguins are the stars of the show.

Gail Furman, who also saw the original, shared his sentiments.

His principal ally over the years, Tony Blair, shared the sentiment, if not always the same words.

The board member who voted against the proposal, Richard Katz, shared the sentiment.