Sentence examples for is based on sentiment from inspiring English sources

Common observation suggests, on the contrary, that morality is based on sentiment and passion: we look at Nero, or at a neighborhood thief, and we feel disgust.

"Legally, the relationship between parents and their 18-year-old children is based on sentiment, not legal duty," said Dr. Franklin E. Zimring, a professor of law at Boalt Law School at the University of California at Berkeley.

The bears don't understand that the stock market is based on sentiment and perception.

Mr Obama's appeal to voters was based on sentiment without substance: if only Americans would heed the lessons of the Bush years and choose the experienced Mrs Clinton.

A second type of argument for ethical relativism is due to the Scottish philosopher David Hume (1711 76), who claimed that moral beliefs are based on "sentiment," or emotion, rather than on reason.

He said the decision on Ms. Conlon, who was a Gatorade Player of the Year and three-time all-state selection at Seymour High School, would not be based on sentiment.

The underlying sentiment classification method used is based on compositional sentiment parsing, described in previous work by Moilanen and Pulman, 26 which emulates human sentiment logic and affective common sense reasoning.

AMULA DNA jewelry is based on the sentiments of the traditional locket, but cast from the predictions and claims of DNA research and exploration.

Mr. Plank insists over and over that the brand is based on performance, a sentiment echoed by its fans, but he conceded that the Under Armour marketing campaigns have had very little to do with moisture wicking.

But if a judgment of taste is based on, or expresses, subjective sentiments, how can it be incorrect?

But there are two factors that make this midterm election especially vexing for those of us who think a Tea Party/Republican surge is bad for the country: Much of the anti-Democratic sentiment is based on lies about health care (Sharron Angle is still pushing the death panel lie) and stimulus, and the Republicans' gains are being fueled by a post-Citizens United flood of corporate money.