Sentence examples for a sentiment with which from inspiring English sources

It's a sentiment with which Wood, a baseball historian, concurs.

That is a sentiment with which the pianist Fred Hersch agrees.

This is a sentiment with which fellow passenger Ed, an accountant from Stowmarket, agrees.

It's a sentiment with which Lord Howarth of Newport would, no doubt, agree.

It's a sentiment with which those of us of a certain age can identify.

That's a sentiment with which his teacher, Plato, could readily agree, and the painting is misleading.

She lighted a candle and summoned a gracious sentiment with which to begin.

A lovely sentiment with which to end my Fringe adventures.

A lovely sentiment with which to embark on the weekend, but in case even that doesn't do it for you, I leave you with this pithy judgment on Iain Duncan Smith's 2003 novel, The Devil's Tune.

I say insufferable; for the feeling was unrelieved by any of that half-pleasurable, because poetic, sentiment with which the mind usually receives even the sternest natural images of the desolate and terrible.

This feature set also considers the sentiment with which review was written, categorizing the sentiment in positive and negative classes.