Sentence examples for excess sentiment from inspiring English sources

Much as one wishes to avoid further excess sentiment and much as one disapproves of the cartwheel dive, the wing's 58th and last Test try, scored with his last touch, was a joy.

By Alex Ross The Chicago Symphony played the Franck without excess solemnity or sentiment.

Best of all, the Franck was shorn of excess solemnity and sentiment.

A Michael Haneke film will not have been made with an excess of gooey sentiment; no one expects nuance from the work of Paul WS Anderson.

The modernism that he was then designing to be an affront to Victorian literary culture was also intended to be its heir; the Victorians, though reduced to a few surviving eminences, were, whatever their excesses of diction and sentiment, the nearest model for greatness.

These poets, she wrote, "swept away Victorian excesses and weaknesses — all the overemphasis on trite sentiment with its repetitions and clichés, and on archaic formalities of diction and technique".

I don't actually know to what extent a decrease in the excess liquidity in the Euro System affects anything beyond sentiment (mopping up the excess water around an over-filled bath tub isn't the same as emptying the tub!) but sentiment would be affected.

But this is a bit of rhetorical excess, no matter how much you agree with the sentiments expressed.

Some of that is almost certainly related to the backlash sentiment against Hummers, Escalades and other holdover symbols of boom-time excess that would cast the Segway as the sport-utility vehicle of the sidewalk.

In addition, Bartov et al. (2015) discovered that overall sentiment indicators can predict a company's quarterly profitability, in addition to excess earnings after announcement of its quarterly earnings data.

This sentiment was reflected in the Winter 2012 edition of Issues in Ecology, which was subtitled "Excess Nitrogen in the U.S. Environment: Trends, Risks, and Solutions".