Sentence examples for own sentiment from inspiring English sources

Then he hesitated, appraising his own sentiment.

"Probably my own sentiment," he says after some contemplation.

When he writes for himself, does he write for his own voice, or his own sentiment?

After all, that was his own sentiment about the Dodgers when he was growing up in Brooklyn.

And in a show that often threatened to curdle on its own sentiment, there was relief in the ornery thrust of an unreleased new song, "Down With the Shine," in which Scott Avett railed against the tyranny of newness.

It also allows magazine builders to quote sentences that struck them, or share their own sentiment and opinions about the articles included, which could help to provide more context to a story.

More or less my own sentiments.

"People are firing at them out of their own sentiments".

Signaling its own sentiments, the United States military stages exercises and helps set off a nuclear test blast in the Pacific.

This was, I hear, an agonizing decision for Obama in that it amounted to a veto of his own sentiments, almost his words.

Both found new ways of looking; but whereas Impressionists tended to focus on the process of seeing itself, the Expressionists would also depict their own sentiments and emotions.