Sentence examples for central sentiment from inspiring English sources

The central sentiment – you don't have to be a domestic goddess; give yourself a break – is, ironically, exactly what the original I'm Normal ad was aiming for.

The central sentiment that the young men were fortunate to die together could, perhaps, at one time have been defended as a suitable commemoration of military dead who fell with their companions.

Mr. Bush was not content until the tribute had been boiled down to a few sentences and a central sentiment: that these brave men had "stormed beaches, liberated concentration camps and delivered us from evil".

While President Obama may not take much notice of Russian warnings, their central sentiment may strike a chord - the Russians say if the US goes to war it will be repeating the mistakes of former President George W Bush in Iraq.

Thank You for Your Love is a soulful, uncomplicated affair, which accelerates into urgent, expressive climax: "When I was lost in the darkness," Hegarty posits, "thank you for your love". I'm in Love is similarly joyous in nature, beautifully arranged strings and woodwind bolstering the central sentiment.

With her debut release Empty Gallery, Melbourne producer waterhouse rehouses the central sentiments of the digital subculture intimacy and care in eight electronic compositions.

More important than the philosophical side of his enterprise, however, was the excellent delineation of a central experience and sentiment and the elucidation of the concept of the Holy.

For Butler this was a central and unifying sentiment that showed the continuity between morals and natural religion.

The issue of anti-colonialism was also central, as its sentiment was the foundation of this Afro-Asian alliance.

The pirates' poverty, deep personal suffering, and lingering anticolonial sentiment are central to Khadra's portrait.

There was such sentiment against central bankers in their mismanagement of the economy by 2009.