Sentence examples similar to inserted sentiment from inspiring English sources
The Union Jack flies over their heads as they sing God Save the King." Where Brecht and Weill in The Threepenny Opera typically inserted moments of sentiment into their radical parade of cynicism, Coward here does the reverse, strengthening his conservative vision with this moment of daring anarchy.
Indeed, he had objected to Murray about Croker's inserting "high Tory" sentiment: Disraeli remarked, "it is quite impossible that anything adverse to the general measure of Reform can issue from my pen".
By packaging his message in witty soundbites and memorable quotes, he has managed to insert his message of Islamophobic and anti-EU sentiments into the mainstream political debate.
Otherwise "Southpaw" mostly dodges the whimsy and sentiment that define the Uber-Irish genre, though Mr. McGrath can't resist inserting the occasional reaction shot of a lovable codger pulling on his pint.
… Nobody was ever more justly hanged" – Hawthorne inserts this footnote: "Can it be a son of old Massachusetts who utters this abominable sentiment?
Anti-homosexual sentiment is flouted by Robert Gober, who for his "Untitled" (1992-96) has concocted a dummy page from The New York Times, inserting himself into a bridal-gown advertisement positioned under an article headlined "Vatican Condones Discrimination Against Homosexuals".
Senate sentiment is different.
sentiment in Greece itself.
