11.   That sentiment alone has the power to feed this war for years to come.

12.   The president gambled that anti-smoking sentiment would have a more powerful campaign appeal than anti-regulation politics, but it could easily have been a pipe dream.

13.   The sentiment has a bit of a tagged-on feeling, and may come at the expense of the complexities of the Redford character.

14.   He warned that market sentiment would have an impact on behaviour, which in turn could hamper policy effectiveness.

15.   Republicans said a final agreement on the budget was possible this week, but said differences remained and that rank-and-file sentiment would have to be judged.

16.   Sister Nirmala linked the two in answering whether public sentiment for their deaths had something in common.