Sentence examples for little sentiment from inspiring English sources

Warnock showed little sentiment for Helguson.

Schumacher, as usual, showed little sentiment when asked about how he felt about the record.

There is little sentiment or pity in Schiele's depiction and the women have not been made beautiful.

You need only notice the music in stores and the movies advertised in newspapers to conclude that people want a little sentiment in December.

Players at Monday's meeting said there was little sentiment to take the N.B.A.'s latest offer, or to submit it to a vote of the full membership.

There is very little sentiment in the wider population for tackling the extensive problems faced by poor and poorly educated black Americans.

Polls show there is little public sentiment for it either, no small consideration in the Congressional thinking.

But, caring as little for sentiment in his coffee as for sediment, he prefers to brandish his latest prize.

"I thought we agreed," sneers Troy to a faithless type, "you wouldn't have the need/ To spread your seed/ But it's a fact/ You broke your contract/ You're gonna pay tenfold/ You're gonna be alone when you grow old…" And yet, amid all this Joan Jett attitude, a little hippy sentiment peeks out.

Tony Cross, market analyst at Trustnet Direct, said: We're picking up some modest gains in early trade for the FTSE-100 with a strong finish on Wall Street last night and no great surprises in the Chinese data helping serve up a little positive sentiment shortly after the open.

Initially, there was very little negative sentiment about the top applications, and people were particularly wild about the Netflix app.