Sentence examples for free of sentiment from inspiring English sources

The 105-image show, mostly from the 1920s and 1930s, reveals how his unembellished style, free of sentiment or cliché, keeps its powerful fascination.Sander favoured large-format cameras with lengthy exposure times so he could focus on detail.

Indeed Tuttosport, able to appraise the game free of sentiment, concentrated on the football genius of – and you'll like this – Andy Cole, who they said produced "a truly wonderful display of football".

Aldrin said he and Armstrong were not prone to free exchanges of sentiment.

Making scant use of conventional talking heads, "Lion Ark" is also largely free of the gooey sentiment common to nature films.

USA Today gave the film two out of four stars and felt that it was "not free of stereotypes", a sentiment with which the BFI concurred.

He never fully understood the nature or depth of Free Soil sentiment in the North.

I suffer.' On the other hand: 'I think it would be very difficult to find a Palestinian or an Arab who out of his free will and sentiment accepts the existence of the state of Israel.

This sort of sentiment had led "substantial proportions" to buy "free range" meat and dairy and cruelty-free products.

Matthews describes the process of getting a buy-to-let mortgage as "effortless and pain free", a sentiment that reflects the experience of many borrowers in the market.

A few years later, when Senator Bob Dole ran against Bill Clinton, Log Cabin successfully pressured Dole to make sure that the '96 convention would be free of such displays of anti-gay sentiment.

It was no less sentimental than the rest of the concert, but free of the orchestral bombast and saccharine, the sentiment seemed homespun.