Sentence examples for sentiment with which from inspiring English sources
It's a sentiment with which Wood, a baseball historian, concurs.
A lovely sentiment with which to end my Fringe adventures.
This is a sentiment with which fellow passenger Ed, an accountant from Stowmarket, agrees.
That is a sentiment with which the pianist Fred Hersch agrees.
It's a sentiment with which Lord Howarth of Newport would, no doubt, agree.
It's a sentiment with which those of us of a certain age can identify.
These are sentiments with which the reader can only sympathise, yet the question of what kind of book can be made from them remains.
Despite the wealth of practical details and humanistic sentiments with which his films are filled, Rohmer was a symbolic abstractionist, maybe the closest thing to an abstract artist working in the international cinema at the time.
The superb achievement of the company's present artistic director, Mikko Nissinen, in 2005 was to reunite them with de Valois's production, which he has called "my favorite 'Sleeping Beauty' " and "the best version out there," sentiments with which I concur.
I cannot think of a way to express these sentiments, with which I wholeheartedly agree, any more eloquently.
Nikiforov reiterates the same sentiment with Sailfish, which launched its first smartphone last year (and is in the process of crowdfunding a tablet).
