Sentence examples for difficult sentiment from inspiring English sources

The branches of the tree droop under the weight of too many ornaments, our spirits under the weight of life's bangles... Hanging over the holy days is the realization that we will be expected to go out for merry-making on the night of the thirty-first, and interlard our difficult sentiment with either piety or debauch.

Drowned in moody keyboards, with his vocals buried deep in the mix, the cover is an opportunity missed, one of the only places on this album where difficult sentiments get in the way of what Mr. Virgo's voice can do with them.

It's amazing to me that a genre which is, by definition, the most popular on earth can frequently express the difficult sentiments it does with such emotional directness, all the while staying within generic confines.

Prophylaxis should not be initiated until a certain point in the epidemic curve, but this may be difficult, given public sentiment and pressure.

The young men have twentieth-century ideas, but, as in a war or any difficult period, their sentiments turn to religion.

The view from the mainland While the blanket censorship makes it difficult to assess public sentiment towards the protest (state media has taken a hardline on the protests and censors blocked or scrubbed clean social media, mainland citizens have responded to past Hong Kong demonstrations with a mixture of puzzlement, envy and disdain.

The difference, ultimately, is between easy sentiment and difficult emotion.

The sentiment is difficult to dispute, but so is the fact that dengue fever strikes tens of millions of people every year, that the threat is growing, and that there is no treatment or cure.

A number of industry executives at the conference said that, in contrast to previous economic slumps, the nature of the current crisis made it unusually difficult to gauge consumer sentiment and project future results.

It is difficult to measure the sentiment of all investors accurately, so practitioners of contrarian analysis often focus on the opinions of a group of people whose views are broadly representative of investors as a whole, and whose moods are easily quantified.

Eliminate the face-to-face aspect of communication and it becomes difficult to read the sentiment or emotion behind what people are actually trying to communicate.