Sentence examples for a sentiment for from inspiring English sources

That is a sentiment for which both right and left should take their measure of responsibility.

As Twombly put it: "I've found when you get old you must return to certain things in the beginning, or things you have a sentiment for or something.

It's a sentiment, for example, that would have been familiar to the disaffected Jazz Age characters in F. Scott Fitzgerald's novels.

His emphasis is on altruism: the moral sentiments that he claims to find in human beings, he traces, for the most part, to a sentiment for and a sympathy with one's fellows.

The marketplace encourages a sentiment of everyone for himself, winner take all.

To some, that might sound like a cliché sentiment for a millionaire musician to express.

This is a dangerous sentiment for an industry that runs on telling people they are too fat, too old, too ugly, too dark or so last season.

It is not a sentiment possible for a state.

It is a sentiment hard for anyone in these gardens to deny.

This appears to have been too strong a sentiment even for her speechwriters and did not make it into the speech.

It was an appropriate sentiment for a man who looked as if he had it all.