Sentence examples for easy sentiments from inspiring English sources

These are easy sentiments to write, and could be made to sound hollow or misused.

Lewinsky's latest call for compassion seemed to me a slice of classic TED optimism, packaged to go down easy — soft sentiment where there should be unrepentant ferocity.

They don't cotton to easy sentiment.

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

Solidarity with the French nation is an easy sentiment, but far from a simple one.

But Eastwood and Freeman together absolve "Million Dollar Baby" of easy sentiment.

It could be a moment of easy sentiment, but actually it makes you want to weep.

Many novelists are adept at moving their readers to tears of easy sentiment, but Robinson shakes us into weeping.

In 1897, Augusta Gregory, William Butler Yeats and Edward Martyn planned a theatre that would counter stereotypes of Irish "buffoonery" and "easy sentiment".

There is a bit too much easy sentiment and artificial sweetness, and Ms. Zeta-Jones's character is woefully underwritten.

I cringe at easy sentiment, for I do understand that love is a big word, a dexterous word, a word that is also full of finagle.