Sentence examples for at the sentiment from inspiring English sources

"Kant said, 'There are only two things that really move me: the starry sky above me, and the moral law within me,' " he told me the evening of the soccer game, sighing with pleasure at the sentiment.

Mr. Price, an 87-year-old legend of the genre, took umbrage at the sentiment, though it was clear he wasn't protesting Mr. Shelton so much as the tides of change as a whole.

Which comment made Natalie begin to cry, not really at the sentiment but, rather, out of a fearful knowledge that, if reversed, the statement would be rendered practically meaningless, Ms. Blake having no self to be, not with Leah or with anyone.

In response to a question from a reporter, John Bohannon of Science, to identify the highest and lowest sentiment locations in Manhattan, I personally looked at the sentiment map and found the highest sentiment spot to be an area of the Fort Tryon Park, and a single data area of low sentiment that overlapped with the location of the Hunter College High School.

Which comment made Natalie begin to cry, not really at the sentiment but rather out of a fearful knowledge that if reversed the statement would be rendered practically meaningless, Ms Blake having no self to be, not with Leah, or anyone.

Hrbek smiled at the sentiment.

ITV said at the time that it was "shocked and appalled" at the sentiments which were "absolutely not shared by anyone at ITV".

For all of the staff members at Amandla, the sentiment is the same: we deeply care about our students.

At first blush the sentiment registers as merely overwrought.

Toned down but, looking at the cords, the sentiment is still there.

The view is at odds with the sentiment of many conservative voters, who will help decide the party's nominee.