Sentence examples for direct sentiment from inspiring English sources

Historically, he's achieved a lot with nuance and innuendo, but this album largely forsakes them in favor of direct sentiment.

"There's always a direct sentiment, as if he's holding a conversation and telling you something, him doing all the talking, but the listener keeps listening.

"But he has an allergy to direct sentiment, and knowing that helped us think less predictably about the storytelling in this musical".

She brings a similar air of enigma even to more direct sentiments: wounded lust ("Objects in Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear"), lusty submission ("Petite Mort"), righteous disgust ("Dirty World").

The transition from a history of top-down administration to multi-party politics, a market economy and harsh austerity measures has created an environment which may have appeared confusing in terms of where to direct sentiments and expressions of frustration.

In aggregate, what you get is a direct view into consumer sentiment, political sentiment, any kind of sentiment.

He directed Le Sentiment des Citoyens (1764) against Rousseau.

Our moral sense should be understood in terms of our general capacity to feel and direct moral sentiments at both ourselves and at others.

I felt anti-immigration sentiment directed at me in Queensland.

Still others reflect more direct anti-American sentiments held by various nations, groups, and individuals.

Anti-American sentiment directed at Coca-Cola as a result of the Iraq war has not affected Coke's financial returns, it said.