Sentence examples for private sentiment from inspiring English sources

In poems such as "Oda a Salvador Dalí" (1925 26; "Ode to Salvador Dalí"), Canciones (written 1924, published 1926; Songs), and a series of abstruse prose poems, Lorca sought to create a more objective poetry, devoid of private sentiment and the "planes of reality".

What joins the stories of funerals in Norway and weddings in New York, beyond the timing and common iconography, is the way both ask us to think about love — not just as a private sentiment but as a part of public life.

And so Mr. Clapton's feverishly anticipated walk-on — arriving halfway through a 15-night run at the Beacon, the band's traditional spring residency — gave the impression of a survivor paying his respects, airing a private sentiment in an extravagantly public setting.

These opponents all appeal to no more than their private sentiment: this is what I like or this is what I dislike.

I hope this line is between public reporting and private sentiments.

These would feel more like private sentiments if they weren't all delivered as anthems.

But Barron's Stocks to Watch Today blog says that public rhetoric may be far removed from private sentiments.

That may be so, but it makes him, like others in his party, guilty of a kind of doublespeak, their private sentiments at odds with their public stances.

Graffiti has long been a daring means of public confession of private sentiments about everything from true love to the ills of the planet.

It expresses private sentiments through skill and sincerity, both of which last are a privilege, a duty, indeed, of the private citizen, and no monopoly of the prophetically inclined.

Publicly expressing the private sentiments of others, Greg Maffei, the chief executive of Liberty Media, recently called the monthly cost of the media empire ESPN a "tax on every American household".