Sentence examples for hint of sentiment from inspiring English sources

In the end, she leaves us with a hint of sentiment that's all the more welcome for being hard won.

But in the final weeks of "Late Show with David Letterman" the approach was to resist, at every turn, any hint of sentiment.

Mirallas struck again to guarantee Everton sixth place and the only hint of sentiment on the field came with the last-minute introduction of Tony Hibbert, the only surviving player from Moyes' first game in charge.

In promoting his new film adaptation of Private Peaceful, a book by War Horse author Michael Morpugo looks back at a way of life that's long gone with only the slightest hint of sentiment.

Such righteous rock (with a hint of Christian sentiment) is a powerful force in today's scene.

That is partly how Ms. Robson portrays it, even (unconvincingly) evoking Edward Said's book "Orientalism"; a hint of that sentiment may even be one of the subtle draws of this exhibition.

A host of evidence over the past several weeks shows that Chinese authorities are more determined than ever to police cellphone calls, electronic messages, e-mail and access to the Internet in order to smother any hint of antigovernment sentiment.

Mr. Welsh of Oregon, who is working as a hotel desk attendant while studying for the State Department's examination to become a foreign service officer, may offer a hint of that sentiment.

While the stock market was still closed -- regulators said it would be back in business on Monday -- the bond market reopened yesterday, giving the first real hint of investor sentiment.

"Poetas del Son" (Le Chant du Monde) revisits its favorite repertory with vivid sound and just a hint of 75th-anniversary sentiment.

But the sales of American Eagle gold coins and of precious-metals mutual funds can give some hint of individual investors' sentiment, while trading of gold futures on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange can give a sense of speculators' views.