Examples of using Sentiments in English and their translations into Arabic
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My sentiments precisely.
These are not mere sentiments.
Sentiments for all occasions.
Yuki… don't speak such weak sentiments.
Sentiments for all occasions.".
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Cameron's deputies have echoed these sentiments.
Sentiments on a Peace Establishment.
Yeah, that's right. Yeah. Sentiments for all occasions.
That may include memories, behaviors and sentiments.
Well, the sentiments expressed are laudable.
But war does not know family bonds nor friendly sentiments.
I echo the sentiments expressed here today by Mayor Bowron.
Saudi Arabian Equities: Primary market survey on investor sentiments.
Similar sentiments were expressed by Russian president Vladimir Putin.
Venezuela aligned itself with NAM and reiterated the sentiments expressed by Cuba.
I have listened to the sentiments expressed by the delegations that spoke.
Right there you have various political motivations and anti-monopolistic sentiments and so forth.
Need to develop sentiments of belonging, citizenship and other intellectual reforms.
The distinguished ambassadors of Japan andMongolia also expressed similar sentiments in their statements.
However, sentiments against retirees and imminent retirees are misguided.
The State party further refers to similar sentiments expressed by the Waitangi Tribunal.
Such sentiments deny the whole existence and history of Ahwazi Arabs in their homeland of Iran.
Egyptian activist and blogger 3arabawy shares similar sentiments, and here are messages(click on image below) he Twittered to the Queen.
Those sentiments reflected an understanding of the realities of the situation in a country experiencing a period of political transition.
The Special Rapporteur isconcerned that profiling based on stereotypical assumptions may bolster sentiments of hostility and xenophobia in the general public towards persons of certain ethnic or religious background.
FICSA agreed with the sentiments expressed that it was only through vigorous use of this new tool that substantive feedback and a true assessment could be made.
The soft-- feelings, sentiments, interpersonal relationships, traits, personality.
To translate those sentiments into words, an initiative transcending political considerations was needed.
African countries echoed these sentiments and called on the donor community to act unreservedly to support these programmes.