Sentence examples for guiding sentiment from inspiring English sources

"Broken Screen" became not just the project's name, but also its guiding sentiment.

That's especially true as we put together the travel editions of T — the guiding sentiment is that someplace new, some unturned corner, always awaits.

This phrase, repeated several times, might be thought of as the guiding sentiment of Unmastered, Katherine Angel's provocative and profoundly personal investigation into female desire.

Indeed, more often than not in such matters, roles are reversed, and popular opinion actually guides political sentiment.

The questions and my answers have changed over time, but if I don't worry so much about each word, I trust that deep love and compassion and care for my boy will guide the sentiment.

But if interviews in camps are a guide, sentiments were nearly unanimous.

" 'It does not take a majority to prevail,' " Mr. Paul said at the conference's climactic event, quoting Samuel Adams, " 'but rather an irate, tireless minority, keen on setting brush fires of freedom in the minds of men.' " This is the sentiment guiding today's post-consensus politicians, who look back even as they gird for the next battle.

That sentiment guided his photography, which went from hobby to obsession.

The sentiment guides many of us to the woods and not a few of us to the halls of the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies.

That sentiment guided my interest in researching the glamorous beach resorts of times past, places that were once in history the apex of life for those fortunate enough to visit them, but ended up abandoned, seaside ghost towns left to crumble, left unloved.

The president of Chapecoense's guiding committee, David de Nes Filho, summed up the sentiment at the club in an interview on Brazilian radio station Radio Globo.