Sentence examples for underlying sentiments from inspiring English sources

Where previous letters to staff have accused the Guardian of a "very specific and strong negative agenda", this one accepts that "some of its [Guardian coverage] underlying sentiments may strike a chord with you".

The Republican Party has some real differences to work out — if the Tea Party has had less presence in the Republican race than might be expected, the underlying sentiments behind it have not necessarily eroded.

The underlying sentiments never "refer" to anything in their cause (SOT, 268).

"Something else is underlying sentiment, like corporate profits or layoffs," he said.

Last week, Marilyn Scott-Waters, a working mother from Orange County, California, ably expressed that underlying sentiment when she told the Washington Post that she turned against Stewart when she advocated glue-gunning fresh pansies on to children's Easter bonnets.

But strategists say the markets underlying sentiment remains bullish as investors hope the Fed will shave key interest rates further at its Open Markets Committee meeting next Tuesday.

The theory of constitutional colour-blindness underlying this sentiment, though, is but one reading of the 14th amendment.

A5 Two Japanese comic books, portraying Chinese and Koreans as base peoples, have become best sellers in Japan and reveal some of the sentiments underlying Japan's worsening relations with the rest of Asia.

But the sentiments underlying the British public's rebellion are broadly shared by many others in the EU as well as the United States. .

2 5 Advice and brief interventions have been shown to be effective in reducing drinking among hazardous users.,, In these, and other situations where advice or counselling is involved, the sentiments underlying a problem behaviour, i.e. its pros and cons, usually become explicit.

While I applaud the sentiment underlying "Gay at Birth?," by Nicholas D. Kristof (column, Oct. 25), his essay misses the mark.