Sentence examples for sentiment and feeling from inspiring English sources

The question that occupied everyone was whether it would feel the same, whether the past would accompany it, that sentiment and feeling, the identity.

Blair continued: "Politics it goes in waves of sentiment and feeling.

Sentiment and feeling are given a much more powerful role, no longer to be expunged by the power of truth; the private affections are allowed to play a part in moral reasoning; and a more consistently utilitarian language is deployed throughout the work.

She felt that women shaped history by their influence, which was done through "sentiment" and "feeling".

"This is less about the actual physical burka than it is about the broader anti-Muslim sentiment and feeling in the countries dealing with this issue," Tarin said.

Gail Donaghue, a city lawyer, said she "was pleased that a jury was able to overcome a lot of public sentiment and feelings and doubts about police officers that may be out there and sort out the facts of a particular case in a very careful way".

The fact that the Arab states manipulated the Palestinian refugee problem to their advantage did not change the reality on the ground nor did it alter the Palestinians' sentiment and feelings about their plight.

"There are sentiments and feelings that are something familial," he said.

"It's not by reason that people are guided; it's by sentiments and feelings and fears and histories".

I have always tried to prevent abuse of power, whether to get political gains, or to play with religion or the religious sentiments and feelings of the populous, or to use power to add to wealth.

Sentiments and feelings go to sympathy, whereas blood and ancestry go to racial similarity; neither is mental.