Sentence examples for uncommon sentiment from inspiring English sources

It was not an uncommon sentiment.

It's not an uncommon sentiment, especially amongst people who expect more from games.

It is an uncommon sentiment among the current crop of college graduates, he admits, especially those studying subjects like history and geography.

Rachel was inspired in part by the not uncommon sentiment among the more than 1,500 students at the school -- their nationalities spanning the globe -- that the United States somehow deserved the Sept. 11 attacks.

He said he believed that the senator was "mad at the Forest Service," not an uncommon sentiment in Alaska, where the vastness of the public lands is exceeded only by anger at federal bureaucrats who tell Alaskans what they can do on it.

These aren't uncommon sentiments.

In one chapter, she recounts a conversation she had with her mother after her deportation; and in just a few paragraphs, Guerrero manages to describe one of the most painful, yet not uncommon, sentiments many undocumented youths feel at one point or another: anger toward one's parents.

Quotes were selected that summarized other comments, were representations of a poignant sentiment, or described an uncommon view.