Sentence examples for big sentiment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fisher, whose career has taken him from operatic training and cantorial singing to the stage as Jean Valjean in "Les Miserables," works in English, Yiddish and Hebrew in a display of big voice and big sentiment that recycles the Broadway songs, operatic parodies and liturgical material used in New York only last year in his one-man show "Never on Friday" at the Jewish Repertory Theater.

The IBM offer fell through, our first source says — detail that has not been confirmed by IBM directly, even if the bigger sentiment has been seemingly bolstered by other public statements its executives have made.

A student at P.S. 96, Kelvin Eusebio, gamely told the audience that his speech had been written for him by an adult, then delivered it -- full of big words and bigger sentiments -- with great polish and flair.

Big manufacturers' sentiment has risen to its highest in nearly six years, the B.O.J.'s "tankan" survey for the September quarter showed, underscoring its view that the economy is on track for a moderate recovery.

If people are better-informed about big banks, sentiment against them will run even stronger than it is right now.

The big underlying sentiment is that the DoD needs to first manage immediate, short-term problems (i.e. how to beat IS into the ground).

So there's this startup called SmogFarm, which does big-data sentiment analysis, "pulse of the planet" stuff.

I used to believe that compassion, gratitude, awe--the three big moral sentiments--were for when life's worked out and you have enough to meet your basic needs.

Well, it sounds like one: a staged story told through song and dance numbers with a legible plot, big-hearted sentiments and sometimes corny comedy.

The polls will probably be the last big test of sentiment before the April 2012 election.

It's a very open and expansive record; the melodies, the big reverb, the sentiment – it's all great.