Rolling Stone stated that "both rappers deliver sentimental verses, but Ocean carries most of the emotional weight here".
He's also completely unafraid of sentiment, but he delivers the sentimental in an honorable way".
These are serious, highly trained individuals forced to deliver drippingly sentimental narration and to exchange manly but meaningful glances while weeping violins egg them on.
Certainly, deploying Kate "she's got the London look" Moss to deliver a sentimental plea to rebellious Scots shows that the Dame has been reading the Danny Boyle, post-Olympic playbook of pluralist, capacious unionism.
She delivered a personal and sentimental speech aimed at humanising a candidate often viewed as wooden.
E1 NATIONAL A10-21 Clinton HAsls GuardianGuardian of His Legacy President Clinton delivered a nostalgic and sentimental valedictory at the Democratic National Convention, savoring "this moment of unprecedented good fortune" and imploring Americans to protect his achievements by electing Vice President Al Gore to succeed him.
As one would expect from Iannucci, the language takes centre stage: important speeches are routinely "pencil-fucked" moments before they're to be delivered, and as for sentimental subjects such as pregnancy, "career-wise, that's like joining Scientology or getting a fuckin' neck-tattoo".
She resented the "sentimental" testimonials her friends and relatives recited at her bedside; she thought they were delivering a death sentence.
In "Groovaloo," performed at the Joyce Theater on Tuesday night, excitement was rarely found in the Broadway-style graffiti set, the flashy colorful lighting or the sentimental text, mainly delivered in voice-over form.
To the leadership surrealists, the president's main failing is that he hasn't figured out a way to use the "bully pulpit" to deliver a speech of magical, sentimental wallop, or to facilitate some amount "arm-twisting" hardball shenanigans.
