Sentence examples for sentiment feeling from inspiring English sources

"We use kawaii for such sentiment, feeling – kawaii things are not threatening, that is the most important part, small and not harmful," said Nittono.

"My mom always told me: 'You must sing with sentimiento,' " she said -- sentiment, feeling, soul.

The bad things in art then were emotion, sentiment, feeling, sexuality - all those were still taboo.

As one New York appellate court stated, domicile is "the permanent home of a person, with the range of sentiment, feeling and permanent association" that goes with it.

Neela Debnath in The Independent echoed similar sentiments, feeling that it did not live up to the hype and reused several elements from previous episodes.

Partly because I've rehearsed everything so thoroughly that scarcely an unchecked memory can slip through or catch me off guard, and partly because I've always suspected there was more sentiment than feeling in my errands to 110th Street.

There is a dash of the Dubliner Oscar Wilde in Žižek, a man who couldn't hear a pious English sentiment without feeling an irresistible itch to reverse its terms, rip it inside out or stand it on its head.

I think many baby boomers have similar sentiments about feeling youthful.

As winter approaches, inhabitants shared sentiments of feeling both stuck and forgotten in a conflict with no foreseeable end.

"[M]en of like sentiments, feelings, blood and ancestry" are required for moral enlightenment, and hence are necessary for moral change.

(3) Moral distinctions are derived from the moral sentiments: feelings of approval (esteem, praise) and disapproval (blame) felt by spectators who contemplate a character trait or action (see Section 7).