The real object of pleasure then becomes the activity of one's own representational state, manifested in the form of sentiment, that is caused by the perfection of the beautiful object.
With Scott came new forms of regional sentiment, based on a romantic reading of history.
Partly in reaction to the president's hyperactive foreign entanglements, various forms of isolationist sentiment are indeed on the rise.
The socialization that actually occurs in schools because of peer influence doesn't help my child at all; in fact, it's had a really negative and destructive influence!" Parents may mean different things by the statement, but we see forms of the sentiment all the time.
The second was the 'inflamed' form of this sentiment, which, feeding off of resentment, frustration and humiliation, became 'pathological'pathological
Like Hallmark, I believe that this extra something should be in the form of a sentiment... an expression that makes a connection.
The elite wanted, and got, a well-run city, which included reasonable public services; the cruder forms of anti-government sentiment never had much home in New York.
Being an actual freelancer may suit some just fine, for a while, but eventually, I'd imagine many of them may want more predictable, more reliable forms of employment — a sentiment many Lyft and Sidecar drivers expressed to me during my many rides with them.
A modest form of sentimentalism will seek to determine considerations of fit, and thus reasons of the right kind, through consideration of the specific sentiment at issue.
The traits he calls natural virtues are more refined and completed forms of those human sentiments we could expect to find even in people who belonged to no society but cooperated only within small familial groups.
