Sentence examples for waves of sentiment from inspiring English sources

Blair continued: "Politics it goes in waves of sentiment and feeling.

And so it went on, huge waves of sentiment tempered, every now and then, with gentle notes of caution.

There's no element of mystery, nothing to capture the eye or pique the mind (whether in active thought or subconscious resonance) between packets of plot information, jolts of martial energy, and waves of sentiment.

He also admitted to being bewildered by the "revolutionary phenomenon" of social media, which he said made David Cameron's job running the country more difficult than his own had been, by "creating these waves of sentiment and emotion".

Just when a wave of sentiment for him surfaced, the response went along the lines of: "Will you stop?

The LBC surfed the wave of sentiment and activism which moved across progressive Britain following Franco's rebellion.

I was saddened to see the wave of sentiment that asking about race on the census is inappropriate (letters, March 15).

Maloke, whose 97-year-old father went to school with another anti-apartheid icon, Oliver Tambo, refuses to join the wave of sentiment towards Mandela.

For the second time in two years, Kentucky Republicans resisted the national wave of sentiment against their party, barely holding onto a Senate seat.

The census has been subject to boycott efforts before, but officials fear that participation rates will be particularly low this year, as a wave of sentiment against the establishment has been stoked by Tea Party groups and politicians who court them.

Late on Tuesday, riding a wave of sentiment that has been percolating for months among native Bengali-speakers, the West Bengal state legislature voted unanimously to cast off the old name.