Weisman echoes this sentiment, characterizing Knight as "thoughtful, soft-spoken, articulate, and quite serious".
Nevertheless, even Gibbon notes that, compared to his successors, Nerva may have lacked the necessary qualifications for a successful reign: Modern history has expanded upon this sentiment, characterizing Nerva as a well-intentioned but weak and ineffectual ruler.
Comparable sentiments characterized writings about obesity.
Anti-Washington, anti-urban sentiment has characterized those cultures for decades.
The music by Mahler arrived some 80 years after its texts, but his delicate orchestral underpinnings and earnest melodies bathe anguish and absurdity alike in the kind of deep, wondering sentiment that characterized the Romantic movement in all the arts.
The group of faith leaders attributed the rapid growth in their numbers to the anti-immigrant sentiment that characterized Trump's presidential campaign.
This modest, simple film from Belgium, about an elderly mentally retarded woman and the sister who reluctantly cares for her, is a welcome antidote to the gooey sentiment that characterizes Hollywood's treatment of mental disability.
His early plays, The Ambitious Step-Mother (1700) and Tamerlane (1702), are reminiscent of John Dryden's heroic drama in their pomp and bluster but contain elements presaging the spirit of sentiment that characterizes The Fair Penitent (1703) and later works.
Has the increasingly anti-Muslim sentiment that has characterized the aftermath of 9/11 and framed media coverage of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq promoted the radicalization of Muslims in America?
The revolutionary playwrights only increased the dose of sentiment and melodrama that had characterized plays at the close of the old regime.
