Sentence examples for Conventional sentiment from inspiring English sources

Relationships that had seemed risky and interesting collapse into conventional sentiment.

The absence of conventional sentiment is what frees the song from its Romantic context and takes it into the eternal present.

The choice and treatment of subject matter imply optimism, hedonism, intelligence, a fastidious sensuality, and, in spite of the many studies of both clothed and unclothed women, scarcely a trace of conventional sentiment.

Its narrator, Alice McGuire, can be exasperated by commonplace frustrations, but as events turn darker she recoils from conventional sentiment; when her boyfriend is killed in Mexico, she dismisses the irrevocable and takes up arguing about forgiveness and helping prisoners write poetry.

A high-class production is captivatingly acted by David Troughton and a cast of child performers, but the play is daringly at odds with the conventional sentiments of the season.

Moreover, he deconstructs the conventional sentiments of "art," mocks common fantasies--in other words, creates an "anti-art," which is how really new art is always, at first, perceived.

The most conventional way sentiment has been applied to trading is to long stocks when there are positive information on a company and short stocks when there are negative information on a company.

The more interesting pieces don't traffic in conventional environmentalist sentiments: John Stoney's 1/10-scale model of the Old Faithful geyser, for example.

Bag-of-words is one of the most conventional approaches to sentiment analysis.

Some years after Longfellow's death a violent reaction set in against his verse as critics dismissed his conventional high-minded sentiments and the gentle strain of Romanticism that he had made so popular.

Then, almost bashfully, Larkin seems to overhear himself and to reject conventional poetic speech and sentiment in favor of a more grounded, clear-eyed vision of the world, one that his experience has verified.