But I love its sentiment, his exploration of the tension that exists between our inner and outer lives, of how the pleasure of privacy meets the cold of isolation and longing for connection.
Whether for its comically swaddled morals about marriage and friendship, or just for the life-saving relief of its sentiment and joy, its legions of admirers should admire -- dare I say love?
(It's appropriate, and its sentiment would suit either of the others as well as it does Riley).
Yet whatever the calculated quality of this new politics of inclusion, its sentiment accords firmly with scientists' growing knowledge of the profound genetic fraternity that binds together human beings of the most seemingly disparate origins.
Quite aside from the universality of its sentiments, Dark Side of the Moon offers one of the most beguiling sounds in rock: a band unquestionably at the peak of its powers, a state of affairs underlined by the early version of the album found on CD six.
I remember it struck me as a terrible perversion of the Proclaimers' song, a curdling of its sentiment, its distance now measured in what might have been.
The issue of anti-colonialism was also central, as its sentiment was the foundation of this Afro-Asian alliance.
The Thomson Reuters/ University of Michiganfinal reading of its sentiment index fell to 73.2 from 77.5 in September, and compared to an inital estimate of 75.2.
There was something in its sentiment that reminded me of a compilation my friend once made for me when I was going away.
The famous letter sent in 1864 by Abraham Lincoln to Lydia Bixby, who lost five sons fighting for the Union, was careful not just in its language but in the source of its sentiment.
