We often call them action words, but verbs also can carry sentiments (love, fear, lust, disgust), hint at cognition (realize, know, recognize), bend ideas together (falsify, prove, hypothesize), assert possession (own, have) and conjure existence itself (is, are).
English psych-pop classicists from the 1960s (well, two of them, Colin Blunstone and Rod Argent) returning to old methods and sentiments: love, goodwill, acceptance and just a hint of angsty whingeing – melodic and, in the case of Blunstone's pipes, resilient as a breeze.
For me, it is a celebration of the warmest sentiments: love, friendship, passion, and compassion (and the sweet treats are an added bonus).
Yet these differences are perhaps best sought elsewhere than in the experience of the sentiment of love when viewing the face of a loved partner, and a challenge for the future lies more in determining their neurobiological source.
The well-calculated hype and exaggerated praise (the New York Film Critics Circle last week voted "Return" best picture) has obscured what the series really is: an FX extravaganza tailored to an adolescent male's fear of sentiment and love of high-tech wizardry.
The sentiment of love is often associated with the heart, but why stop there?
He can never have enjoyed the triumph of uniting hundreds in one ardent sentiment of love, of terror, or of devotion.
Extending that message to a Christmas tree -- the very sentiment of love, acceptance and gratitude -- I felt was harmful.
We begin by emphasizing that any study of so complex and overpowering a sentiment as love is fraught with difficulties.
But such differential activations as have been described have been in response to sexually arousing stimuli [8], not in response to the sentiment of love.
