Sentence examples for every sentiment from inspiring English sources
He said that he agreed with "every sentiment about Ian Tomlinson," but thought that, "When you come here publicly and throw abuse at a number of officers who probably had nothing to do with it, you allow yourselves to be portrayed as a lunatic fringe".
He said that he agreed with "every sentiment about Ian Tomlinson", but thought that "When you come here publicly and throw abuse at a number of officers who probably had nothing to do with it, you allow yourselves to be portrayed as a lunatic fringe".
Every sentiment was noble and mature, but — c'mon, man.
The church of today and of always feels obligated to purify the memory of those sad episodes of every sentiment of rancor or rivalry.
Walker is tall and dynamic; she speaks in italics, as if every sentiment uttered requires her to punch the palm of one hand with the fist she has made of the other.
He would have liked to text her, or even call her, for some reassurance — and to recapitulate every sentiment of the past hour and then, as the conversation meandered, to exchange the bolder impressions that each must have of the other, which could come spilling out now that they had broken through to a new level of intimacy.
It was a sentiment almost every Kenyan I met expressed, with a joyous smile.
By 1762, Henry Home, Lord Kames, termed "every thought prompted by a passion" a "sentiment" (Elements of Criticism, chap. xvi).
Moreover, to further study the affect differences between military and control populations, we estimated emotion and sentiment military-to-control ratios for every sentiment (s_{i}) and emotion (e_{j}) class over time across six points of interests.
After nearly two windswept weeks, the Open needed every positive sentiment it could get.
