Sentence examples for or sentiments from inspiring English sources

One weakness of the museum's opening exhibitions is that they try to amplify events or sentiments when they are powerful enough to speak on their own.

These are, after all, diplomats; they aren't really supposed to have opinions or sentiments that can be moved by an address.

Ultimately, the immigration debate is also an ethical debate, and as such, it raises hard questions that cannot be answered by appeals to economic calculation, human rights legislation or sentiments of nationalism alone.

The listeners seemed to find none of its ideas or sentiments dated, they all cheered, and when, at the end, the speakers companions started to sing, "Glory, Glory, Hallelujah" they all joined in.

The mainstream media, for all their faults, do try to provide that, and they also try to honor the idea of fairness — that is, they don't suppress data or sentiments that contradict what they would like to believe, whereas fairness on the Web tends to dissolve into strongly argued points of view.

So, reflected affections, or sentiments, are both the source of our moral judgments and their objects.

YoungThing does as ordered, without fear or sentiment.

Noticing a surge in a subject or sentiment in Twitter messages, for example.

There are few movies that look so clearly at troubled characters without condescension or sentiment.

And there is no mood or sentiment in Congress whatsoever for the draft".

By Alex Ross The Chicago Symphony played the Franck without excess solemnity or sentiment.