Sentence examples for In sentiments from inspiring English sources

"It is Southern in origin, in sentiments, in poetry, and song".

Whenever marriage is talked about, it is always in sentiments of gravity, happiness, certainty and long-term commitment.

"Imperishable, they train insatiably, companions in pleasure and passionate in sentiments, they are the living picture of the desired physique".

The book also captures the crescendo of grief after the attack, and the shift in sentiments to expressions of national pride, expansive love and pacifism, and eventually calls for revenge.

The sport's popularity seems based in sentiments like Templin's — a rejection of the trend of bubble-wrapping childhood — and a move toward embracing traditional, rough-and-tumble Western culture, according to interviews with participants.

But more often, it is found only in sentiments that are whispered, internalized or masked by discussions of culture or religion, and therefore hard to capture fully in polling or even to hear clearly in everyday conversation.

Shifts in sentiment are unavoidable.

He wallowed in sentiment, Stravinsky complained.

The committee was divided in sentiment.

This represents a sea change in sentiment.

Take the change in sentiment in the region's stockmarkets.