Sentence examples for sentiment familiar from inspiring English sources
Its logic seems unassailable, its down-home clean-up-after-yourself sentiment familiar and right.
This is not the knee-jerk sentiment familiar from so much pop music – it is an emotion wrenched from the grasp of cynicism with no little glee.
At first, the interlude seems to riff on the anti-gold-digging sentiment familiar from umpteen hip-hop albums in which renown changes a rapper.
He deploys key words like "minimal," "gestural," "hermeneutical," "recursive," "heuristic," and "incommensurable," in a mob sentiment familiar to humanities students in the Ivy League: "Seeking security in numbers, I sought out the company of other frauds.
Too often holiday music is about comfort: familiar melodies, familiar sentiments, familiar styles.
On one level, the urges follow sentiments familiar to anyone who has lived in a tightly controlled centralized state.
Ms. Jackson said that she and many black graduates of elite universities found Mrs. Obama's sentiments familiar and on point.
The sentiment was familiar to me long before I ever encountered his work, from my father's frequent admonishment: "Never be common".
The sentiment's familiar: a maltreated minority identifying with the victim célèbre of radical academia.
Its sentiments, however familiar, were expressed in language that was consistently fresh, at once elevated and unpretentious, and almost entirely free of bombast, cliché, or sloganeering.
