Sentence examples for transformed sentiment from inspiring English sources
Mr Ghani has also transformed sentiment among foreign donors of the aid on which Afghanistan's fragile economy depends.
For Lucy Scholes in the Independent, Outline, like the non-fiction before it, "is a book about what it means to be a woman, but in it Cusk has transformed sentiment that was derided as gushing self-obsession and self-pity into a uniquely graceful and innovative piece of artistic self-possession".
If it's strategy, the first step established unrestricted travel and remittances for Cuban Americans, transforming sentiment and politics in south Florida and accelerating development of non-state grass roots economy in Cuba embraced by reformers.
So the original data matrix is transformed into sentiment matrix of QQ zone; the matrix elements are as shown in Table 3.
Profit warnings from Japan and a major retailer's bankruptcy in the United States also transformed investment sentiment from optimism about Chinas 4 trillion yuan ($585.5 billion) stimulus package into concern about the weak business and trade environment.
Because it is too small to transform investor sentiment, but also leaves in place policies which seem unable to deliver growth, the IMF agreement has not passed the test of creating a "sustainable" Argentina.
The period has usurped the role of transforming a sentiment into something weightier -- something more emphasized.
Scribbling a few words on a piece of paper won't transform your sentiments into a proper thank you note.
In the case of a choleric temperament, the flames of anger are transformed into the sentiments of restraint, remorse, and repentance for the damage inflected by excessive anger.
But when Arthur mimes it as he looks at the woman he loves for the last time, the sentiment is transformed.
When the footprints of ancient cultures span multiple modern country borders, regional sentiments must be transformed into regional strength.
