Sentence examples for sentiment of the from inspiring English sources

Baroque music was the sentiment of the day.

But Sibelius's setting completely undercuts the sentiment of the text.

It perfectly captures the sentiment of the character at this point in the story.

At each stage, it computes the changing sentiment of the sentence.

The ambassador endorses the sentiment of the editorial, but amends its headline.

Both books, in other words, reflect the Yellow Peril sentiment of the period.

In 1977 the sentiment of the international financial community turned against the U.S.

But the anger has to be there to match the sentiment of the song.

Although the sentiment of the Assembly was strongly anti-Verniero, a handful of Republicans defended him.

"This displayed the true lack of sentiment of the pure capitalist", it said.

His earnest demeanor somewhat belied the sentiment of the buoyant duet "Happy we".