Sentence examples for had a sentiment from inspiring English sources

Minetti told the court she had a "sentiment of true love" toward Berlusconi and denied inviting girls to his home.

New Musical Express had a sentiment after the performance, describing the show as "genuinely frightening", and asking the reader to "decide for yourself if it's choreographed chaos or unbridled grievous bodily harm".

"I have a sentiment and nostalgia for the theatre.

"I have to have a sentiment," she said, explaining that in the world of management and creativity "you have to have good chemistry".

As Twombly put it: "I've found when you get old you must return to certain things in the beginning, or things you have a sentiment for or something.

Sentiment of entry (e^j), noted as (f^{j}_{text {sent}}): an entry could have a sentiment of the user.

And swagger the CTS has, a sentiment overheard throughout the 2013 New York auto show, where the car made its debut.

According to moral sentimentalism, an action is morally right (wrong) if and only if some observer of the action has a sentiment of approbation (disapprobation) concerning it.

Taylor said the PFA would help Suarez in any way it could to "eradicate" any issues he may have, a sentiment echoed by former England manager Graham Taylor, who said Suarez now required psychological assistance.

"It never remembers things perfectly so even if you have a sentiment value of 1 and keep 0.999 of it at every timestep, you're at 0.36 after 1000 timesteps".

It's one of my favorites and it kind of definitely has a sentiment that's carried on through the whole record.