Sentence examples for tough sentiment from inspiring English sources

Wilder exemplified what the tough sentiment of Berlin and Vienna meant to the Hollywood movie at its peak.

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The mothers interspersed their toughest sentiments with expressions of gratitude for Annan's attention, and for the solicitousness and assistance given them by his emissaries in Sarajevo over the years.

Tough-guy sentiments like these would sit well with Mike Parker, whom Mr. Bush has named (at Senator Trent Lott's insistence) to oversee the Army Corps of Engineers.

Sales at Ocado jumped 21% in the six weeks to 6 January but like Dixons, the company warned that the market is tough with "consumer sentiment subdued".

"After looking at it all top-to-bottom, the conclusion I reached was one of pure clarity … Sure, some of our fans won't see it as a forward step and will moan about my decision, but that's what being a chairman is all about, making tough decisions, not letting sentiment interfere, being methodical when the chance allows itself.

Merkel's tough line echoed the sentiments expressed by Wolfgang Schäuble, the German Finance Minister, in a recent interview with the Financial Times.

Nearly five decades on, his son is poised to weather what will probably be one of the toughest tests of this sentiment.

Mr. Cowen's speech was one of the day's toughest, but his sentiments were echoed by other governments, independent arms control groups and former American arms-control officials.

Immigrant advocates have accused some local politicians, particularly Mr. Levy, of helping to fuel anti-immigrant sentiment by promoting tough policies against illegal immigration.

Burberry's house broker Bank of America Merrill Lynch said: "In our view the market should reward Burberry for the continuation of its double-digit revenue growth in the first half, given the tough operating environment and bearish sentiment".