consumer sentiment

Examples of sentiment

sentiment
In other words, it was a new emotional fashioning involving a different model of the association and privileging of sentiments.
Rather, it presupposes the existence and the authority of such sentiments.
At every juncture there is a seamless connection between private moments and public events, intimate feelings and collective sentiments, personal goals and national ambitions.
Such programmes have become a platform for senior civil servants wanting to understand public sentiments on government policies.
Although much of the internal anti-colonial pressure of the 1950s was urban based, the leaders of the anti-colonial movement drew heavily on rural ethnic sentiments.
Even as fine sentiments make bad literature, excellent evidence-based studies regularly hit practical impasses.
Specifically, the research is aimed at appraising the sentiments and trends that have been in place since 1993 to prevent a return to authoritarian government.
Such sentiments emphasise the importance of being locally accessible and knowing the community in which organisations are active.
They must show off more rigorously the ideas of sentiments already expressed in its verses.
The anticipated division between the partisan sentiments of urban and rural voters shows the predicted pattern among core voters.
While both groups share the general sentiments of the national population, the difference between the two groups suggests some rising awareness among civic education recipients.
How did people feel about the sentiments, events and images pictured in these songs?
What if the subordinate particularities pull the sentiments in different directions?
Interpretations, sentiments, and claims, even allegedly private thoughts and feelings, draw from the growing public cultures of the ageing body.
There is very little, for example, on the ' sentiments approach ' to family history.
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Collocations withsentiment

sentiment

These are words often used in combination with sentiment.

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admirable sentiment
Whilst this is an admirable sentiment it suggests also that there is an area that still needs addressing in higher education both at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
anti-war sentiment
The anti-warsentiment, and the irreverence for the venue in some of the lyrics, offended a number of people.
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