If Sheila, widow of John Peel, intends to complete his unfinished memoirs, she had better be warned: where large advances are involved, publishers can be brutally lacking in sentiment.
Five years later, in Schnitzler's first theatrical success, "Anatol," the eponymous dandy echoed this sentiment — or, rather, lack of sentiment — adding a glaze of nostalgia in the process: There I was at the piano.
He noted that Klout "lacks sentiment analysis" — so a user who generates a lot of digital chatter might receive a high score even though what's being said about the user is negative.
"It indicated," he says, "the most dreadful lack of emotion, lack of sentiment, lack of true feeling.
CLEVELAND — If this was goodbye, it lacked any sentiment, affinity or warmth.
They are structural undertakers, which may explain why Mark, when confronted with the spectacle of the crippled buildings, lacked the sentiment that builders feel for their creations — that innate sympathy which helped blind the engineers of the World Trade towers to the reality of what was about to occur.
They are structural undertakers, which may explain why Mark, when confronted with the spectacle of the crippled buildings, lacked the sentiment that builders feel for their creations that innate sympathy which helped blind the engineers of the World Trade towers to the reality of what was about to occur.
The casual observer, moreover, would lack this sentiment, which is so necessary to truly appreciate the objects on virtual display.
Hume's sensible knave knows what virtue requires but does not care, because he lacks the sentiment of benevolence that normally counteracts self interest.
While popular support for the Islamic clerics may be lacking, anti-American sentiments are widespread within Pakistan.
But sentiment was lacking from Tyson's end and the man priced at around 1-8 fappeared appeared in fight mode for what Bruno recalls was a "pressured" weigh in.
