Sentence examples for expression of a sentiment from inspiring English sources

What's worrying is that these fantasies of violence are the extreme expression of a sentiment that, in milder gradations, is taking hold of ever-larger parts of German society.

"Flato's humor and charm found expression in a personalized 'say-it-in-jewelry' style: gold boxes, pins, rings, clips and earrings with the wearer's initials or the expression of a sentiment as their theme," Penny Proddow and Debra Healy write in "American Jewelry, Glamour and Tradition" (Rizzoli, 1987).

Though moral judgments cannot be analyzed merely as the expression of a sentiment, moral judgments take affective experiences as an ingredient.

Finally, the past expression of a sentiment by an individual predicts an increased propensity for that individual to express that same sentiment again, a finding that is very consistent across all 200 network realizations (see Figure S1 in Additional file 1).

It's just the latest, and likely last, expression of a sentiment shared by anti-Trump conservatives and liberals alike: This guy can't be president, right?

Growing accusations that the current German government has faced from across Europe, of being a fourth reich or having imperialist tendencies, "is the expression merely of a sentiment of mentality shaped by history … I think in substance Germany couldn't be further from wanting to dominate Europe," he says.

Speaking to Italian newspaper Gazzetta del Sud, Toso Fei said: "It is important to make people understand that it is not a sweet gesture, the expression of a unique sentiment, but an action that is totally banal".

Five wholly different expressions of a common sentiment; our worth is inherent.

It has become, for some people in some ways, a more brittle expression of national sentiment -- a blind statement of faith that does more to divide Americans from one another than to join them together.

The vote was an expression of sentiment, not a formal recommendation.

But he left it unclear whether this was an expression of personal sentiment or whether he had in mind an official pardon.