Sentence examples for sentiments of feeling from inspiring English sources

As winter approaches, inhabitants shared sentiments of feeling both stuck and forgotten in a conflict with no foreseeable end.

Bojack's mother moves seamlessly from one unthinkably poisonous sentiment to the next, tearing down any hope Bojack has of feeling at ease with the universe.

"The true sentiment of parental feeling is apparent in the social media group on Facebook".

Malebranche divides grace, the divine assistance given to human beings, into two kinds, which he calls "grace of light (lumière)" and "grace of feeling (sentiment)" (OM, 5 96 97; 131).

If the Union could be persuaded not to attack the Confederacy, he predicted that "all those sentiments of common interest and feeling ... might lead to a political reunion founded upon consent".

Belief and assent are matters of feeling, of sentiment, yes — but there are mathematical ways of thinking about the probabilities of belief.

Once again there are various characters in various formations, conspicuously artificial sets and a suffusion of feeling, though this time the sentiment feels heavy rather than playful.

(3) Moral distinctions are derived from the moral sentiments: feelings of approval (esteem, praise) and disapproval (blame) felt by spectators who contemplate a character trait or action (see Section 7).

Chapple-Hyam echoed the sentiments that Authorized was feeling the effects of a busy early-season campaign.

"I don't think we're storming offices, but the sentiment is there," Roddick said of the strength of feeling.

Blair continued: "Politics it goes in waves of sentiment and feeling.