Sentence examples for no sentiment for from inspiring English sources

He never looked over his shoulder, he had no sentiment for the past.

Conversations with students at People's University here today found no sentiment for renewed rock throwing in any case.

She spoke sentimentally about Jack Warner, the head of the Warner Bros. studio, where she worked for eighteen years (while acknowledging that he seemed to have no sentiment for her or any other actors).

"Because it is so early in the process, it wouldn't be appropriate to even try to describe the general direction right now, except to say that I am hearing little to no sentiment for an F.C.S.-style playoff," Hancock wrote in an e-mail Sunday.

Rhinos coach Brian McDermott returned to his former club having lost two of six meetings between the two clubs, but there was no sentiment for the Broncos from his current charges.

Curves or no curves, the sentiment for practical, low-cost, functional school buildings is one all architects can get behind.

And they contend that there is no strong public sentiment for moving beyond the use of surplus embryos that would otherwise be discarded.

To Falcons Coach Mike Smith, one of Gonzalez's many fans, there should be no win-for-Gonzalez sentiment in the locker room.

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

While the Irish Catholic often defends the church from liberal and secular opponents, O'Sullivan, writing in Dublin's Evening Herald newspaper, accused Brady of demonstrating no "emotion of human sentiment for victims" on RTE television on Wednesday evening, when the Catholic primate insisted he would not step down.

There was no escaping the swell of sentiment for Gallinari, who played two years for Milano, and for D'Antoni, who played and coached here.