Sentence examples for obvious sentiment from inspiring English sources

It's an obvious sentiment that few people today – or even Marx himself – would try to deny.

It's hard to disagree with this obvious sentiment, but the central problem is that it's very hard to trust much of what Seldon says.

Ms. Troche's touch isn't always sure, he continued, but "she assembles the damaged human elements of Ms. Homes's world with patience and precision, and more often than not chooses dry understatement over easy satire or obvious sentiment".

In a quick and wholly unscientific trawl of opinion beyond the locker room, as the throng filled Melbourne Park on a cooler but not unpleasant day, it was obvious sentiment will not be with the Belarusian.

This memoir, written with his daughter Lori, extends into his career as a feature director of hits ("Pretty Woman") and bombs ("Exit to Eden") and offers a brisk, innocuous glimpse at the life of this commercial studio player and master of clean humor and obvious sentiment.

The most obvious sentiments last week were suddenly not trite, but simple and newly true.

But just when the story seems about to fall victim to the obvious sentiments pertaining to racism, the performer takes his character around the world, to black communities in Grenada, Jamaica, Brooklyn and Africa, where he finds himself equally excluded.

It's obvious his sentiment was passed on to his daughter - refreshingly and unselflshly so.

The fact that many in the media continue to ignore the obvious racist sentiments inherent in the terrorist attack in Charleston is one incident in a long-running narrative of our country's history being whitewashed and framed as anything other than what it really is: an entrenched, steadfast hatred toward people of color.

But among the American-born descendants of obvious newcomers, the sentiment is traumatizing.

Julius begins his analysis at the appropriate point; the initial reaction of the Jewish reader to those poems that display obvious anti-Semitic sentiments.