Sentence examples for merely a sentiment from inspiring English sources
He went on: "in my opinion, compassion is not merely a sentiment that results from a psychological understanding of a person's need, but it is a moral obligation.
This statement merely expressed a sentiment common among Congolese people.
Growing accusations that the current German government has faced from across Europe, of being a fourth reich or having imperialist tendencies, "is the expression merely of a sentiment of mentality shaped by history … I think in substance Germany couldn't be further from wanting to dominate Europe," he says.
Jones was merely expressing (in private) a sentiment that most scientists would share – and extreme frustration with people who clearly don't get it".
Though moral judgments cannot be analyzed merely as the expression of a sentiment, moral judgments take affective experiences as an ingredient.
Yet Mr. Abramson — who said he agreed with much of the protesters' message — said the drumming was merely a symptom of a broader problem, a sentiment shared by several of his neighbors.
"People like being read to and always will," replied Ms. Silver, a sentiment emphatically seconded by Ms. Fox, Mr. Sheffer and Bernard Schwartz, director of the Unterberg Center, who maintained that he and his fellow curators were merely serving the voice of literature.
That could be predicated on merely shifting sentiment towards companies with cheaper revenue growth, or it could simple be that investors are shifting cash to firms that have a faster ramp to profitability.
That's a sentiment, not an argument.
It is a sentiment to be fought".
