Sentence examples for deeper sentiments from inspiring English sources

A national debate could well stir deeper sentiments and reflections, especially among young people, reminding them never to take their peace and their democracy for granted, rallying them to fight for the future shape of their nation.

Being that we couldn't probe our online respondents for deeper sentiments, we can only speculate on why these preferences exist, but let's go ahead.

They touch on a much deeper sentiment, relating to the memories of the Holocaust, evoking frustration over the world's passivity then, and now.

"Policy is about illustrations of a deeper story, the establishment of a deeper sentiment which Labour had and it lost," is how one figure describes the Cruddas approach.

But the Congressional subpoenas, absurd as they are, reflect a deeper sentiment held by many that perhaps she ought not to die in such a manner and that the Florida courts' decisions may have been incorrect.

"Whether it's a play on words or a deeper sentiment.

My deepest sentiments were blocked by anger.

The author at one point defended himself against charges of immorality: "Even though the women I portray may seem immoral, they are all imbued with deep sentiments of chastity and fidelity".

What absorbed the deepest sentiments of generations of admirers and worshippers, and made of him – with all his idiosyncrasies and much-advertised failings – a symbolic global figure, effortlessly rising above the culture that produced him?

This is where you've spent your career, Erykah -- in the world between, a sensuous, meaningful and strong woman not afraid to express the deepest sentiments of your soul without ever sacrificing an ounce of musical ingenuity.

There are many texts of deep sentiment and poetic feeling.