An early draft by Mr. Gerson included the sentiment that "congregations are responsible not only to worship, but to serve".
James's popular and influential, The Will to Believe and Other Essays in Popular Philosophy, published in 1897, collects previously published essays from the previous nineteen years, including "The Sentiment of Rationality" (discussed above), "The Dilemma of Determinism," "Great Men and Their Environment" and "The Moral Philosopher and the Moral Life".
With inclusion of characters like Ahalya and Shabari, he included the sentiments of religious devotion (Bhakti) and also gave divine touch to the story while describing the marriage of Sita and Rama as a union of Maya and Brahman.
Simon Mainwaring's We First includes the charmingly optimistic sentiment that "enabled by the Internet and social media, we are... awakening our innate capacity for empathy" (2001).
Angelika Kirchschlager This recital from the honey-voiced mezzo accompanied by Helmut Deutsch includes the deliciously pre-feminist sentiments of Frauenliebe und -leben by Schumann, followed by some of the delightful songs by Alma Mahler, a woman who might have written a great deal more had she not sacrificed her own artistic impulses to support those of her husband Gustav.
None of the negators and intensifiers is included in the sentiment lexicon.
They can not only read text, but understand the context, including whether the sentiment is positive or negative.
In their writings, and those of others, Reason was no longer seen as a faculty whose sole purpose was to identify the truth, but increasingly as a faculty of testing and evaluating judgments, including the judgments of sentiment, taste and individuality.
It is also the case that any new deal would have to go before four parliaments, including the German Bundestag, where sentiment is running strongly against further aid for Greece.
Moral capacity must be exercised and manifest in a larger and more diverse set of propensities and abilities that make up moral character, including the operation of moral sentiment itself.
