Sentence examples for sentiment feels from inspiring English sources

Once again there are various characters in various formations, conspicuously artificial sets and a suffusion of feeling, though this time the sentiment feels heavy rather than playful.

The sentiment feels applicable here, too.

That is the backdrop to another season, and the sentiment feels stronger, the voices more numerous and louder than before.

That sentiment feels especially prevalent in electronic dance music, which, at its best, represents counterculture, sonic innovation and the unsupervised flow of music on the Internet — or, piracy.

Because the argument derives its force from a stylistic effect that is immediate and local, an ostensibly far-reaching sentiment feels oddly site-specific.

But often the sentiment feels frail: Real Girl is about a feckless boyfriend, but instead of eviscerating him, she begs, "Won't you treat me like a real girl?", before wibbling, "You were my hero, I was your heroine," on the anaemic Heroine.

Of course that's a sentiment felt by most at some point in life.

The shock is electric: clearly, this is a sentiment felt by the actor as much as the character.

At other sound checks, I'd seen him scrap such mainstays as "Angry Young Man" (the tempo was lagging, and the sentiment felt false) and "Captain Jack".

Because most of the people in the crowd knew "Kingdom Come" by heart, they pitched in, making the sentiment feel more jubilant.

But many viewers on Twitter said that Maddow expressed a sentiment felt by scores of Americans amid the Trump administration's forced separation of migrant children from their parents at the border.