Snodgrass takes up that staid phrase "so long as you both shall live" — a painful sentiment under the circumstances — and wrings from it a music of affirming tones: Snodgrass's poems often address a "you" of uncertain identity and character.
It also echoes the painful sentiment of people on social assistance: they feel misunderstood by oral health professionals [ 10, 13, 14, 27] and, in a more general way, by society at large [ 28, 29].
Rather than idling in a state of mental distress, practical application of painful sentiments and bonding with like-minded people can be most effective.
But the process is a slow and painful one: business sentiment remains fragile, and many companies still face considerable disruption, not least because sporadic aftershocks are continuing to rattle the country.
"FC Barcelona wishes to send its most heartfelt sympathy to Johan Cruyff's family at such a painful moment, a sentiment which the Club members, fans and the whole world of football and sport will share.
Such sentiments were painful to Siolina Cissé, a tall, pale-skinned man with light brown eyes whose lineage is a mix of Arab and Songhai.
In one chapter, she recounts a conversation she had with her mother after her deportation; and in just a few paragraphs, Guerrero manages to describe one of the most painful, yet not uncommon, sentiments many undocumented youths feel at one point or another: anger toward one's parents.
There are, he claims, both physical and moral evils in this world that the human mind finds naturally painful, and this affects our sentiments accordingly.
All hymns at the time had seemed painful to him, laden with sad sentiment, with some sticky emotion that held you back.
In these circumstances we may still find such mental qualities pleasant or painful and they will, accordingly, generate moral sentiments in us.
But isolationist sentiment was very strong; Americans, with painful memories of World War I and its aftermath, were wary of repeating past mistakes.
