1.   And however it comes out, it will be driven by sentiments hardly affected by balance sheets.

2.   His lighthearted sentiments would probably drive some to apoplexy or tears.

3.   That sentiment drove bonds lower to midday.

4.   That same sentiment drove the secondary market for tickets back to astronomical levels Sunday afternoon.

5.   That sentiment drove bonds higher and pushed yields to the lowest point in nearly three weeks.

6.   That sentiment drove bonds higher, as yields made their biggest one-day decline in more than two months.

7.   While the bracelet was pricey, Massoth, a Marine Sanitation salesman, also was driven by sentiment.

8.   While analysts generally agree the economy is improving, they warned that markets are driven by sentiment, not statistics.

9.   Stock analysts said that currently market movement was largely driven by sentiment rather than fundamentals.

10.   At BZW, economist Steve Wright said that positive sentiment was driving the market in anticipation of the budget on Tuesday.