Before she was 21, Germaine de Staël had written a romantic drama, Sophie, ou les sentiments secrets (1786), and a tragedy inspired by Nicholas Rowe, Jane Gray (1790).
Flanagan's tender, direct way of writing about the body is reminiscent of D. H. Lawrence, and some have found this side of his work a little embarrassing, even cheesy, but I'm moved by Flanagan's sentimental men, known in the beginning as numbers and by the end revealed to possess secret wells of sentiment.
Still, she realizes nothing is lost to us forever, and the book ends with one of her poems, expressing this sentiment:Secret River is in my mind.
The song describes fancying someone who already interested in someone else and, therefore, maintaining the sentiments a secret.
"It's no secret," Palmer said of the sentiment.
This combination of qualities made their offerings comic Valentines sent to great balletic traditions by 20th-century sophisticates who cannot totally conceal their secret love of extravagance and sentiment.
Derwins had a secret sauce to measure Twitter sentiment of stocks to predict the movements of the broader market.
Even in big institutions, there are secret sharers of anti-Wall Street sentiment.
But the adult sentiment didn't, because Secret's content has become increasingly sexualised of late.
While Russia's growing anti-American sentiment is no longer a secret, is the reverse also true for Americans?
Mets ownership has made no secret of its desire to retain Piazza, a sentiment Nelson Doubleday, the team's co-owner, reiterated on Wednesday.
