Sentence examples for great sentiments from inspiring English sources

They deserved great sentiments, a lofty style that Don Baer, a communications director in the Clinton administration, called "reaching for the marble".

But we've been hearing similarly great sentiments for months now -- and they've had the same impact as my friend's ten year-old yanking on the cruise ship wheel.

Her obituary in the newspaper she had once edited, the Daily Tribune, said that her works had a few great sentiments, "but as a whole they must commend themselves mainly by their vigor of thought and habitual fearlessness rather than freedom of utterance".

These are great sentiments, but at our event I've also heard white women acknowledge that as we pushed our way up the ladder of success into the all-male hierarchy, we did not reach out and bring many women of color up with us.

A strange habit and a bit of a rubbish song, but a truly great sentiment.

Born February 24 , 1921to devoted parents Gus and Dena Belmont in Brooklyn, NY, and to a large, loving family that she never stopped speaking about with great sentiment.

Though his work will adorn living rooms or offices — or sit in boxes — around the city, Mr. Balwant did not look upon graduation time with great sentiment, though he was glad the job was nearly done.

I've confronted some painful fantasies: that longing of old, the sense of "home", the Italy of my childhood – constructs of great sentiment, but of imagination more than reality.

There will be great sentiment for the long-established stars -- Lilly, Mia Hamm, Julie Foudy, Joy Fawcett and Brandi Chastain, who are known as the 91ers, because they participated in the inaugural Women's World Cup in 1991 -- to retire in unison with the Olympics serving as their farewell tournament.

Valerie said she thought the song was a beautiful great sentiment that reflected her reason for being on the show.

At the end of the Civil War there was great sentiment to punish the South, but Lincoln knew better and told the country we must "bind up the nation's wounds".