Sentence examples for element of sentiment from inspiring English sources

There is often some element of sentiment involved in these attitudes.

There's an element of sentiment in this: I grew up on French wines, I spent time in France as a student and I visit it as part of my job several times a year.

At the same time, w k must be the element of sentiment carrier set for word w i.

— and the relationship between Helen and her stepson, Jacob Jaden Smithh), does not quite add the necessary element of heart-tugging sentiment.

His early plays, The Ambitious Step-Mother (1700) and Tamerlane (1702), are reminiscent of John Dryden's heroic drama in their pomp and bluster but contain elements presaging the spirit of sentiment that characterizes The Fair Penitent (1703) and later works.

There is an element of Russian pride in this sentiment.

In my teen-age years, I overcame my envy, even made fun of it, though something remained of the sentiment, an element of sadness as to why we, too, couldn't be like them.

This verdict is more than a report or expression of the sentiment, yet the sentiment is an irreplaceable element of the judgment.

There's an element of truth to Pence's sentiments.

Elements of anti-Israeli sentiment were apparent in Cairo protests last week, where a Star of David was spray-painted on one burned-out truck and pro-Mubarak supporters accused Israel of being behind the unrest.

"Some element of Republican enthusiasm reflects an anti-Obama sentiment," says Michael Traugott, a political science professor at the University of Michigan who focuses on polling and media.