Sentence examples for sentiment heavy from inspiring English sources

Quartet is harmless, a mild blend of comedy and sentiment, heavy on the sentiment and, unfortunately, far too light on the comedy.

In the 45-minute "Mourning Show," which is to be cherished more for the light it sheds on the early O'Neill than for its adaptation and performance, Mr. Murphy has advanced the action to 1956 and moved it from O'Neill's early fall to a sentiment-heavy Christmas Eve.

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 Chinese stock market's steep losses since the Olympics [began] are also denting sentiment towards heavy industry such as steel makers and shipbuilders.

However, with the shares in a nice uptrend and sentiment showing heavy levels of pessimism, I believe the security has the strength to power through this level.

The songs themselves are wisps; the sentiments are heavy as lead.

They often speak simply, while their sentiments carry heavy ­significance.

Carpenter, Holley, Herring and Campbell bravely shouldered this heavy sentiment in their songwriting and storytelling about the southland -- each using compassion as a moral compass--each using the inspiration of Eudora Welty as a guidepost.

The mayor, an amused and amusing man, energetically presents his case for Mr. Atay's consideration, then shrugs and basically says, "Hey, what do I have to lose?" — a nicely judged exit sentiment for a heavy-light show.

This powerful film about AIDS in Africa touches on all key issues (the stigma, ignorance, and lack of health care) without succumbing to maudlin sentiment or political heavy-handedness.

Avoid heavy sentiments or language that sounds "stalkerish".