Sentence examples for particular sentiment from inspiring English sources

"The mural spoke to a particular sentiment held in our community.

Instead, drums snicker and Madonna's voice is run through a vocoder to become distant and disembodied, as if this particular sentiment was a prerecorded response.

But Ed Miliband, 43, with no particular sentiment toward the United States, and little feeling for the 20th-century accomplishments of NATO and the trans-Atlantic alliance, is representative of his generation.

Not to read too much into the choice, but is it a stretch to imagine this particular sentiment resonating with Cook, who is not and never will be Steve Jobs?

Enforcement can apparently lead to a service investigating whether it can enforce or inculcate a particular sentiment among its users just to see if it can.

The wider point here is that tech platforms — most especially Twitter's broadcast network — can be trivially manipulated to magnify a particular sentiment.

(Equally, Obama has no particular sentiments toward Britain).

Many other herbs are also associated with particular sentiments, including good wishes for basil, virtue for sage and glory for the bay leaf.

Recognitions of virtue and beauty require particular sentiments in human observers.

The particular sentiments or feelings in question are those of approval or disapproval.

The British in particular want sentiment, and so do a lot of actors.