Sentence examples for sentimental ideas from inspiring English sources

Sentiment Analysis is the task of automatically discovering the exact sentimental ideas about a product (or service, social event, etc).

Still, sentimental ideas about motherhood persisted, and the home remained the perceived sphere of female responsibility and satisfaction.

Its situations and feelings seem drawn more from available, sentimental ideas about adolescence than from the perceptions of any particular adolescent.

The idea of French cuisine is based on sentimental ideas of French agriculture, fresh local produce, fine ingredients and so on.

There are glimpses of it in The Village, a poem written at the time of his curacy, which sets out to deflate sentimental ideas about rural life.

Shapiro happily side-steps the common finger wagging or scaremongering, but still challenges our strange commitment to sentimental ideas of childhood that in the long scheme of things are themselves relatively new inventions of the industrial era.

You end up chronically desiring what can be a very sentimental idea of love and connection.

The fact that "The Blind Side" is based on a true story lends credibility to this sentimental idea.

"Adults have this sentimental idea that cooking with children is one big slapstick event with spaghetti sauce on the ceiling," she said.

(above, with Mr. Land inset), are essential viewing for those who cling to the beleaguered, perhaps even sentimental idea that film is an art.

As for the idea of having catcher Jorge Posada come into the game along with Rivera to be behind the plate when Rivera breaks the record, Yankees Manager Joe Girard threw cold water on that sentimental idea.