Sentence examples for views and sentiments from inspiring English sources

This negative language has long shaped public views and sentiments towards rural migrants and further deepened the prejudice against them.

"These candidates have refused to walk the tightrope the media creates and have instead forged their own path, with their own views and sentiments about an agenda for the future," said Josh Holmes, Mr. McConnell's former chief of staff, who now works as a Republican consultant.

Localism or "bun to" literally means "this earth" and generally refers to views and sentiments that take Hong Kong's local language (Cantonese), culture, history and shared experience and values to be the core of the city's identity.

We're communicating in support of a policy outcome, of course, but we also closely monitor likes, followers, shares, views and sentiment.

"The correlation between racist views and sentiment and institutional racism and the drug war goes back a very long time and we should be very concerned when someone who has openly expressed these kinds of sentiments is trying to be the top law enforcement official in the country," said Bill Piper of the Drug Policy Institute.

Photos of the stores that Mr. Sozzi posted on his blog attracted more than a quarter-million views and captured the sentiments of customers dissatisfied with the company.

"We are seeing a rise in such sentiments and views and this is a worrisome tendency," Butkevych said.

He said Geo Listening looked for keywords and sentiments on posts that could be viewed publicly.

But what is most alarming amid these developments is that despite Japan's democratic and pluralist society, rising nationalist sentiments are sidelining moderate views and preventing rational dialogue.

His views echo the sentiments expressed by counterparts Michael Laudrup of Swansea and Newcastle's Alan Pardew.

After retirement, it may be time finally to forsake sentiment and view your home as a marketable asset.