Sentence examples for refined sentiments from inspiring English sources
Despite all the refined sentiments on display in Arden, what it all comes down to, according to Touchstone, is simple instinct, sweating and rutting and the two-backed beast.
Ostensibly, the debate in France draws on more refined sentiments, turning on the preservation of the nation's deep-rooted secularism.
Following the initial coding stage, the team developed a revised code set that included new codes, combined repetitive codes and refined some codes to reflect the true sentiment of the associated comments.
Manners are stylized, settings are conventional, and the plot is highly contrived; but the sentiments of the characters are highly refined, and the psychology of their relationships is sharply analyzed.
Such an account, on which specific sentiments (e.g., anger) can be refined into emotional responses (resentment) shaped by the property with which they're associated (wrongness), seems to work in some cases.
Rockefeller finally gave up his dream of controlling all the world's oil refining, he admitted later, "We realized that public sentiment would be against us if we actually refined all the oil".
When that search is refined with the suggested term "Labor Force and Unions," however, the ratio of positive to negative sentiments drops closer to one to one.
Tools like sentiment analysis and guided navigation help describe the results so that the search can be refined.
