Sentence examples for there is sentiment from inspiring English sources

The interim manager Edwin Rodriguez is a native of Puerto Rico -- his home is five minutes from the ballpark in San Juan -- and there is sentiment within the organization to allow him to manage that series against the Mets.

"We know there is sentiment in the Texans to knock the building down," he said.

"There is sentiment in this horse business and you have to play to it; it's true in show business and it's true in horse racing.

Considering the Giants' dire straits, there is sentiment to try something different, to use new players simply for the sake of using them.

Because this game always ends the league schedule and the regular-season careers of the seniors, there is sentiment blended with tension and attention of the bowl bids and the league title.

While owners are still almost certain to push forward with their pursuit of 18 games in labor negotiations with the players union, there is sentiment among at least a few of them that approval is not the slam dunk it once appeared to be.

There's sentiment for him, that this loser-looking person could be a rock star.

And then there was sentiment, which intruded on the trade's cold logic.

There was sentiment for levying stiffer suspensions for illegal checks to the head and other injurious hits, "especially when a player becomes a repeat offender," Shanahan said.

Last season, there was sentiment that Chrebet was limited because he drew double coverage as the team's No. 1 receiver.

There was sentiment among some teams that, despite his Pro Bowl appearances, Powell was an overrated player who had never lived up to his reputation.