Sentence examples for enough sentiment from inspiring English sources

It's a common enough sentiment.

That's a popular enough sentiment, but repeating it over and over again won't change anything.

This kind of argument leads you to respect all things as somehow equal, which is a nice enough sentiment, and perhaps even to believe that everything is conscious.

When N.F.L. owners arrived here, there did not seem to be enough sentiment to garner the 24 votes necessary to change the rule.

Ms. Yang nailed all the hard parts and showed enough sentiment and good sense during the flashes of inspired weepiness to make one want to hear her in other repertory.

In particular, they have singled out the fact that denying Hitler's Holocaust against the Jews (which is a common enough sentiment on Greece's hard-right fringe) is being made a crime, but no such penalty is laid down for those who deny the suffering of ethnic Greeks in Anatolia, and in particular in the Black Sea region, during and after the first world war.

But many Israelis said they felt the military operation did not go far enough, a sentiment that has so far benefited the political hawks.

The sad death last year of impeccably sculpted Fast & Furious star Paul Walker hasn't stirred quite enough morbid sentiment to grant unapologetically lurid B-movie trifecta Hustlers (Lionsgate, 18) a cinema release, but it has pushed him to the fore in the film's marketing campaign.

It not only brought the author immediate national attention, but the three-stanza poem also generated enough public sentiment that the historic ship was preserved.

The Academy had plenty of sentiment but not enough guts.

The first, curiously enough, is that sentiment is very depressed.