Sentence examples for natural sentiment from inspiring English sources

Opposition to paying the N.F.L. (and being repaid over the terms of their contracts) during a work stoppage is a natural sentiment to intelligent television executives.

Some of this is the natural sentiment surrounding war, and some is skepticism over our reasons for being in the Persian Gulf in the first place.

Hŏ Kyun discarded the moralist views evident in his early work and advocated a literature of natural sentiment, and Kim Man-Jung argued that folk songs sung by woodcutters and laundry women held more worth than literature written in Chinese.

Louis Agassiz, a great 19th century scientist now in the US Hall of Fame, thought social equality between black and white a "practical impossibility" and intermarriage "a perversion of every natural sentiment".

"I think that is a natural sentiment," Thompson countered.

One quarrel I'd pick with both Leopardi and Robert: "Except for moments of childhood wonder, a modern person does not possess the ancients' natural sentiments, their capacity to believe in deities, their embrace of illusions, or their devotion to heroic ideals.

Successful art exploits our natural sentiments by employing appropriate composition and design.

Hume, after all, believes gratitude and resentment to be "natural" sentiments that are concerned with favors and injuries.

The traits he calls artificial virtues are the ones we need for successful impersonal cooperation; our natural sentiments are too partial to give rise to these without intervention.

The reality of the distinction between good and evil — whether physical or moral — depends on "the natural sentiments of the human mind".

It was Godwin's advocacy of universal benevolence against which Parr directed his energies, centring his attack on Godwin's early dismissal of family feeling, gratitude and various natural sentiments.