Sentence examples for very sentiment from inspiring English sources

What greater joy in life than to be able to say that?" A visitor recognized this very sentiment and commented in the gallery book that the show "reflects not only the talent but also the inner beauty of the artist".

That very sentiment could push holographic concerts from novelty to commercial function.

Extending that message to a Christmas tree -- the very sentiment of love, acceptance and gratitude -- I felt was harmful.

The reorientation appears antithetical to the very sentiment that elevated Trump to political prominence in the first place.

It is this very sentiment that the anti-Sharia rhetoric tries to provoke in people and it is this sentiment that will be the undoing of our multicultural society.

But they reflect a very real sentiment in Republican circles -- one that Bush, Walker and the other presidential contenders can't ignore if they want to win the backing of billionaires who believe their good fortunes are the will of God.

It really sought to understand the world it was exploring, never depicting its subjects in a negative way, ultimately conveying the very real sentiment that video gaming is for everyone, whatever your level.

"The market has been very sentiment-driven," Mr. Herr said.

"The China market is very sentiment-driven, very driven by what the government is doing," said Dariusz Kowalczyk, an economist at Crédit Agricole in Hong Kong.

These very sentiments, of course, trigger earthquakes of indignation rather than waves of gratitude elsewhere in these lands.

How many New Yorkers, grown weary of their lot, stowed away in tiny apartments with their sorrows and pets, have secretly voiced these very sentiments?