Sentence examples for it's sentiment from inspiring English sources

Based on an idea supplied by the choreographer Jerome Robbins, "On the Town" is, to some degree, the musical version of Robbins's 1944 ballet, "Fancy Free," about which the brilliant dance critic Edwin Denby wrote: It's sentiment of how people live in this country is completely intelligent and completely realistic.

It was sentiment and no substance.

It is sentiment of this kind the wise of the political world tend to dismiss as lofty, as starry-eyed.

It is sentiments like this that make even mildly ironic people wince.

"A lot of it is sentiment-driven, and there the dollar is getting a vote of no confidence".

It's just sentiment, you know, sentiment.

That might seem terribly sentimental; really, it's just sentiment.

It's a sentiment echoed by Machias's town manager.

It's a sentiment echoed by some members in Pinsky's field.

It's a sentiment that was echoed by two of the country's most prominent NGOs.

It's not sentiment.