Sentence examples for only sentiments from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the only sentiments that ran higher than the residents' fears were their apathy and distrust of the police, who swooped in to make arrests but did little to involve themselves in the community.

Six east European countries – Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania and Romania – signed a joint demand that Europe's new "Stockholm Programme" include not only sentiments of double genocide regarding the second world war, but also a demand for effective criminalisation of opposing points of view.

This is the only sentiment that can explain the comfort with allowing Obama (and, before him, Bush) to exercise these extreme powers without checks or transparency.

Our instructor explained that for them, anger is the only sentiment they "trust".

But it's not only sentiment that draws me back to Powerage.

It is only sentiment that demands that he should not end his legendary career with a bad defeat.

The only sentiment that was expressed more often than faith was love — though love was the clear winner, as well it should be.

Tristán is a puritan, whose only sexual happiness came from a lesbian relationship she broke off, telling herself, "the only sentiment your life had room for was love of humanity".

This is Walter Smith's last Old Firm game – in two spells he has managed 55 matches against Celtic, and won 28 – but the only sentiment he feels is a weary sorrow for the kind of spitefulness that prompted someone to send parcel bombs.

The Dayton, Ohio startup which is also part of the IKOVE Venture Partners "Startup Nursery"—uses a combination of human and machine learning to interpret Twitter traffic in a way that it can predict not only sentiment, but also quantify a range of emotional reactions whole regions of the world are collectively feeling.

And it's clear that the appetite to overhaul how America thinks about and responds to crime isn't the only sentiment out there.