Sentence examples for its sentiment from inspiring English sources

He is interested in it for its sentiment, because it seems to him to be most real, because it embraces feeling.

It wasn't something that took for ever and a day: it came together very quickly and it was perfect, with its sentiment and how it was approached.

"So you can quickly see it in your email inbox where you live, you can see what it is and see its sentiment very quickly and act on it, either by delegating, sharing or so on".

(It's appropriate, and its sentiment would suit either of the others as well as it does Riley).

When the company launched last summer it said that movies were only its first vertical, and that it would expand to use its sentiment technology elsewhere down the line.

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.

The emotive content can tend toward the soppy and it's Doyle's astute choice to lessen its sentiment and to treat the characters and circumstances coolly and truthfully.

But what family story isn't without its sentiment?

Nonetheless, Mr. Michaels certainly agreed with its sentiment and with Mr. Romney.

"Priscilla" has its sentiment-laden passages that turn decidedly sticky toward the close of a show clocking in near the three-hour mark.

Progress has brought us to leaders' debate night in 2015, with its "sentiment-tracking" worms, pre-prepared insta-verdicts, and constant cutaways to graphs measuring volumes of tweets.