Sentence examples for bit of sentiment from inspiring English sources

Perhaps there was a bit of sentiment involved, too.

"A little bit of sentiment goes a long way on light trading days," she said.

Vltava, from Bedřich Smetana's Má Vlast I'm not very musical, but this is my bit of sentiment.

There may well be a bit of sentiment behind these cards, but essentially they are a not-so-subtle reminder to Bordeaux's friends in the press that elegance and beauty are what Bordeaux is all about.

ABC, perhaps as befits a Disney Company subsidiary, tries to defuse its voyeuristic comedy with a bit of sentiment and moral fiber -- a Frank Capra vision (never mind the execution) that contrasts with Fox's slightly more anarchic, Preston Sturges spirit.

"The confrontation is the hardest bit about it, especially if you are the sort of person who has got a bit of sentiment about them," he said.

Even Hodson's reconstruction, he said, recoils from the pitilessness of the scenario; in the "Danse sacrale," the Chosen One is shown trying to break out of the circle, introducing "a bit of humanitarian sentiment".

We aspire to a kind of holistic theatre experience that attempts to bring a bit of this sentiment to light.

His father, a lawyer who wasn't beyond a bit of German nationalist sentiment himself, had enlisted as a volunteer and served during World War I and now ran a wholesale goods business.

Outside of the handful of electronics deals, the new Black Friday deals may suffer from a bit of the same sentiment – especially because early access to Lightning Deals is something Prime members can take advantage of all year long.

"They're different from country to country," she said, noting that there is quite a bit of pro-American sentiment in Libya, for instance.