Sentence examples for sentiment in which from inspiring English sources

Either moral concepts spring from reason, in which case rationalism is correct, or from sentiment, in which case sentimentalism is correct.

In large part it is what Jon Chait calls the "repetitive drone of elite sentiment", in which the usual suspects pat each other and themselves on the back, with never a skeptical question.

The entry of Rüstem Paşa into the office of grand vizier in 1555 ushered in a new period of fiscal austerity and antiliterary sentiment in which new poets had a much slimmer chance of patronage.

This could be especially problematic for Clinton if this group is indicative of a broader "Bernie or bust" sentiment in which supporters of the former Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders choose to stay at home rather than voting for Clinton.

In any case we are, from the long view of history, in the very earliest days of trying to construct a world order, a global sentiment, in which concern for human rights is widespread and operative.

Eventually she adapted to popular sentiment, in which locals "thrilled with a furtive, sensual pleasure, like school-boys, because the Jews, their business rivals, and the Marxists... had been satisfactorily found guilty of the defeat and the inflation, and were going to catch it".

Just as important as the seminal "Wealth of Nations," Mr. Wight says, is "The Theory of Moral Sentiments," in which Smith argues that a moral community -- with its social norms and government institutions -- must undergird any viable economic one.

When someone speaks of another's behavior as "vicious or odious or depraved, he then speaks another language, and expresses sentiments, in which he expects all his audience to concur with him" (EPM, 272).

But when someone uses moral language and calls someone "vicious", "odious", or "depraved", she "expresses sentiments, in which, he expects, all his audience are to concur with him" (Hume 1751: 260).

Winkler's supremacist sentiments, in which he has derided Jews and African-Americans, have sparked outrage in the Idaho Panhandle, where local leaders and human rights activists have struggled to shake off decades-old stereotypes of the area where the late Aryan Nations leader Richard Butler sought to establish a "white homeland".

Recently, we can see the rising demand of aspect-based sentiment analysis, in which we need to determine sentiment ratings and importance degrees of product aspects.