Sentence examples for in its sentiments from inspiring English sources
Even by 1959 standards, the libretto by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse was conventional and a bit sticky in its sentiments, but it still functions today both as a warmhearted story and as an agreeable platform for the score.
Yeasayer's third album is an anxious record – both in its sentiments (Reagan's Skeleton cautions against the "sentimental violence" and "Don't fear the red eyes/ Fear the satellites overhead") and in its sonic restlessness.
The crowd that belted out Onward Christian Soldiers – a hymn so provocative in its sentiments that the Anglican church doesn't use it any more, and the vicar felt obliged to excuse anyone who couldn't stomach its militaristic message from singing – was studded with faces familiar from the telly.
Nor is the electronics association alone in its sentiments about the outside vendors.
"Inception" is nominally humanist in its sentiments, but you can't help feeling that, for Nolan, character quirks are just fungible elements in a comprehensive visual scheme.
Best remembered as a film starring Burt Lancaster and Katharine Hepburn and later as a musical titled "110 in the Shade," the play is homespun in its sentiments, with an anachronistically post-feminist message that follows a predictable dramatic arc.
The poem, most often sung to Edward Parry's hymn-like melody, was recently suggested as a new national anthem for England, despite the fact most readings of the original text understand it to be deeply caustic in its sentiment.
Who was this movie — so melancholy in its whimsy, so rueful in its sentiment — really meant for?
NPR's West African correspondent Ofeibea Quist-Arcton said the anger motivating Abdulmutallab was unique in its violence but not in its sentiment.
There was something in its sentiment that reminded me of a compilation my friend once made for me when I was going away.
A portrait of the relationship between the tobacco heiress Doris Duke Susan Sarandonn) and her self-destructive Irish butler, Bernard Lafferty Ralph Fienness), the film is extravagant in its detail and economic in its sentiment.
