Sentence examples for more sentiment from inspiring English sources

Despite that longstanding sense of inequality, there is no more sentiment today for populist revolt than there was then.

A couple in their 40s from Wellesley who had bowled there as children allowed more sentiment, taking their final scorecard as a souvenir.

It has the same poised grace as a Raphael, but more sentiment; it's more revealing of personal passion: Reni is a believer, sharing his vision of the nativity.

Partly because I've rehearsed everything so thoroughly that scarcely an unchecked memory can slip through or catch me off guard, and partly because I've always suspected there was more sentiment than feeling in my errands to 110th Street.

Lengthy scenes of Mr. Brumfield gazing at his fanged charges and nuzzling their necks, accompanied by a selection of emo tunes on the soundtrack, advertise the inevitable tragedy with more sentiment than subtlety.

Again there was more sentiment than sporting combat in the San Siro, where A.C. Milan, second in the league, called time on four of its legends: the Dutchman Clarence Seedorf and the Italians Alessandro Nesta, Rino Gattuso and Pippo Inzaghi.

But the thing that I think is very valuable is there are more sentiments that people want to express than positivity or that they Like something.

I'd like to see more sentiments like this one from President Gerald R. Ford, "We must begin by insuring that the Social Security System is beyond challenge.

Its antithesis is hate, but with a spectrum as varied as human emotion, there are plenty of descriptors and probably even more sentiments that fly far and close to love but aren't love itself.

Lately, we, as Americans, share more sentiments with Britain's general population (and many Arab populations as shown below) than we do with most of our elected leaders -- remember how Cameron's Syria intervention faced defeat by his own public?

"We found that, generally, for example, she employs more negative sentiment when the culprit is female, whereas a male culprit has higher levels of neutral or positive sentiment".