Sentence examples for this strong sentiment from inspiring English sources

We believe this strong sentiment shift was driven by the growing payout ratios and strong dividend growth.

This strong sentiment around the value of external relations was expressed by the volunteers in many informal encounters with us and also in formal research results.

This strong sentiment on the part of the Coordinators seemed to have been their battle cry whenever they approached any potential donor.

In this and other paintings, Macke attempted to combine the tradition of contemporary French painting its attention to colour and form with the strong sentiment of German art.

Mrs. Whitman's comment was an allusion to the strong sentiment against the Kyoto accord that the Senate expressed in 1997, even before the treaty was signed.

Such a historic contextualisation enhances our understanding of the strong sentiments of unfairness revealed in this study and assists us in considering potential ways forward.

"I think there is a strong sentiment that this process isn't something the public really asked for at this time, but rather something pushed upon them," he said.

"This is extraordinarily important because a strong sentiment for peace has been awoken in all Colombians," he said.

A worldwide movement has arisen to defend and expand the commons at the same time strong sentiment exists in this country that we cannot continue to police the world.

In an e-mail Friday to supporters of the Union for a Popular Movement, the party's president, Jean-François Copé, said Mr. Sarkozy, who called him Thursday night, had expressed a "strong sentiment of incomprehension before this unbelievable decision".

"The great threat this time is that these things have gotten on the ballot just when this strong antitax sentiment is sweeping the country," said Robert D. Loevy, a political science professor at Colorado College.