Sentence examples for sentiments out of from inspiring English sources

Others echo these sentiments: "Out of Palestinians living in camps in other Arab countries, we were the happiest," said Majida al-Mahmoud Husseini, another refugee from Yarmouk.

The dialogue, essentially one-line sentiments out of a Hallmark card, is bizarrely wrongheaded for the film's B.C. settings, and the actors (Steven Strait and Camilla Belle, among the faceless hordes) aren't given much to do beyond shouting and running, which is what the audience should be doing.

What tends to be their greater enthusiasm and active devotion is a welcome boost, especially to more evangelically minded churches and clerics, but it often comes attached to traditions and sentiments out of keeping with British Christianity's general movement towards liberalism.

That could prompt "swing justice" Anthony Kennedy to back away from his egalitarian sentiments out of respect for states that are not ready to go there.

Many New Orleanians — both black and white, but all of them working for a living — have complained to me that their fellow-residents "need to get off their asses," and that, much as they appreciate the sentiment behind out-of-towners coming to help, they are embarrassed that New Orleans needs to import people willing to do manual labor.

And it takes the surprise and the sentiment out of Christmas.

Dick left sentiment out of it, but that wouldn't be Spielberg.

Leaving "race out of the picture entirely," Sotomayor said, "is a sentiment out of touch with reality, one not required by our Constitution, and one that has properly been rejected as not sufficient to resolve cases of this nature".

Likewise, in an impassioned dissent in Schuette v. BAMN, an affirmative-action case decided last term, Justice Sotomayor wrote that the conservative majority's tendency to deny, or wish away, the relevance of race was "a sentiment out of touch with reality".

She quoted him — "The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race" — and then wrote, "It is a sentiment out of touch with reality, one not required by our Constitution, and one that has properly been rejected as not sufficient to resolve cases of this nature.

(See "Print Power Returns").. Markets shrugged off positive sentiment out of the German May PMI and Euro Zone May PMI, which both came ahead of expectations.