Sentence examples for sentiment apart from inspiring English sources

As Mowl puts it: 'Should a man with no English social background have been encouraged so quickly to a position where he could exert an unwise, and, in a very real sense, an "alien" influence?' The ugliness of the sentiment apart, does Mowl not realise that the migration of scholars and artists was one of the defining characteristics of the age?

Tweets for drugs that contained sentiment were more likely to be positive sentiment, apart from tweets for Novantrone and Tysabri (23 33% for drugs apart from Novantrone (16%), all tweet data; 24 31% for drugs apart from Novantrone (17%) and Tysabri (28%), after filtering for company names and stock/share tweet data).

The break-up of the Middle East, in the aftermath of the U.S. invasion of Iraq and the "Arab Spring," followed a similar, if far more chaotic and bloody pattern, though religious extremism more than nationalist sentiment tore apart the multiethnic countries of the region.

That is the way I like to think of mountains: as immune to human sentiment, as existing apart from the frenzy of human activity.

Apart from a sentiment value, the aspect of the local context of a word is usually taken into consideration, such as negation or intensification.

Quite apart from Maoist sentiments, it is the Chinese system of government that is replicated inside the prison.

To Clarke Stuart, Walter's remark in the episode "6B" that the world is tearing apart reflected "the sentiments of American viewers who were facing job loss and displacement at an unprecedented level".

She even came up with the title: Is That All There Is? Apart from echoing a sentiment of disillusion, the question reminds me of a scene in a movie about mistaken identity ("The Big Lebowski").

The desire to go back — to avoid disasters, prevent love affairs from falling apart — is a primal human sentiment, and movies are better than any other art form at representing what might have been.

The country — proud of its reputation for tolerance — can no longer say it stands apart from the growing anti-immigrant sentiment that has changed European parliaments elsewhere, leading to the banning of burqas in France and minarets in Switzerland.

Vincent" was heading from the start — cheese and sentiment threaten to blow through and break things apart.