Sentence examples for welcome sentiment from inspiring English sources

For this pair that's a welcome sentiment.

President-elect Bush has promised to be president of all the people -- a welcome sentiment, especially to African-Americans, who in past Republican administrations have experienced a closed White House.

Here Kahane reinforces his genius for relating little romantic moments that welcome sentiment without taking on unwanted clichés ("At a seaside town we picked at our lunch/Talking of family, the books that we'd read/Back in the car, too nervous to touch/She emptied a bottle of water on my head").

With her crisp, tremulous soprano, Ms. Krauss brings a welcome pop sentiment to country music.

The United Nations Children's Fund, which manages the vaccination program in the country, said it welcomed the sentiment.

It was a serious plan, given that it had been previewed in a phone conversation between Lavrov and Kerry and that Syria's foreign minister, who was in Moscow at the time, welcomed the sentiment.

The sentiment is welcome, but unconvincing.

"We welcome the government's sentiment that the numbers of children being brought to the UK to be with their families will be increasing, and that there will be more of these cases processed within two weeks or less.

In 1940 he organized the Almanac Singers, a quartet that also featured the folksinger and composer Woody Guthrie, and appeared at union halls, farm meetings, and wherever his populist political sentiments were welcome.

Mr. Netanyahu said he welcomed those general sentiments, but went on to list steps that he said Iran needed to take to assure the world that it was not pursuing nuclear weapons.

This modest, simple film from Belgium, about an elderly mentally retarded woman and the sister who reluctantly cares for her, is a welcome antidote to the gooey sentiment that characterizes Hollywood's treatment of mental disability.