Sentence examples for human sentiment from inspiring English sources

Spiders, of course, come higher in the hierarchy of human sentiment than rats, or catfish.

Their cuddly appearance is misleading, it turns out, a projection of human sentiment.

All decent human sentiment that is not suppressed outright seems to have been perverted.

And yet we use a cold piece of machinery to affirm that warm human sentiment.

"Done well," she said, "the center can be meaningful and full of human sentiment, especially after an overabundant 1990's.

Late on Christmas Day, your face took on a strange look and I realised that you were experiencing your annual allowance of emotion and human sentiment.

The appeal of his poetry lies in its truth to human sentiments and its perfection of form and style.

Like its subject, Hou's breathtaking film is a beautiful mystery, matchlessly skilful, yet still hostage to human sentiments – and all the better for it.

A science of human sentiments – what Davies calls "the surveillance, management and government of our feelings" – is thus one of the fastest growing forms of manipulative knowledge.

Hundreds of scientific studies support the idea that the face is a kind of emotional beacon, clearly and universally signaling the full array of human sentiments, from fear and anger to joy and surprise.

The answers are to be found not only in statistics — like the debt-to-G.D.P. ratio, now running at more than 140 percent for Greece, and headed higher — but also in human sentiments and solidarities.