Sentence examples for sentiment that all from inspiring English sources

At the time he wrote the immortal sentiment that "all men are created equal," the author of the Declaration of Independence was a slave owner, and so were many others who pledged "our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor" to the cause of human liberty.

That's a sentiment that all students, male and female, can embrace and run with.

Their smug version of Danishness is not a sentiment that all Danes subscribe to.

"She was just overtaken by a wave of anti-Washington sentiment that all members of Congress are being swept up in," a Hutchison spokesman said yesterday.

You also describe the PKK as fighting for "an independent Kurdish state", a sentiment that all but condones the killing of Turks.

This sentiment, that all will be weeping, and in need of divine comfort, is the foundation of Home, one of the saddest books I have ever loved".

In the end, she leaves us with a hint of sentiment that's all the more welcome for being hard won.

Kampfner confirms a widely held sentiment that, for all his good intentions, Tony Blair has been a handmaiden to a US administration which is hell-bent on destroying the rules-based multilateral system that the Anglo-American alliance created in 1945.

Moreover, as usually stated, it is a sentiment that virtually all philosophers, medieval or otherwise, would accept; no one wants a needlessly bloated ontology.

They are a uniquely English take on graffiti; charged with subversive humor and heartfelt poetic sentiment that is all but absent from the majority of work today.

They are a uniquely English take on graffiti; charged with subversive humour and heartfelt poetic sentiment that is all but absent from the majority of work today.