Sentence examples for exchanged sentiments from inspiring English sources
For about 15 minutes we exchanged sentiments on how fucked up this was, until at one point 'ol meat back turned around and asked if he was in our way and we were like "NO NO! YOU'RE FINE! IT'S FINE!" But then I eventually did tap him on the shoulder and ask that he please move his meat from the front of us, to the back of us.
For several minutes we exchanged the sentiments that I had regretted not expressing before he died: What a life we shared, we both seemed to say.
The burgeoning conscience of humanity has grown to the point where we no longer consider the wellbeing only of our family, extended family, and local community; rather, our consideration now extends to people quite unlike ourselves, with whom we gladly trade goods and ideas and exchange sentiments and genes, rather than beating, enslaving, raping, or killing them.
As you find yourself in a sea of holiday lights, making toasts at cocktail parties, and exchanging warm sentiments, I encourage you to share a gift that has far more intrinsic value than any other.
The sentiment that blood should only be exchanged between people who know one another is always located in specific histories of transactions, obligations and their particular dynamics of influence and power (Street 2009).
And there was no exhausting their sweet sentiments and touching endearments; letters had to be exchanged to allow more room for their expression.
Reynolds and his officers were exchanged for French prisoners some weeks later and in the routine court-martial investigating the loss of their ship were honourably acquitted "with every sentiment of the court's highest approbation".
A simple definition of a conversation is an informal exchange of sentiment and ideas, and it's the way people naturally communicate with each other.
Aldrin said he and Armstrong were not prone to free exchanges of sentiment.
