Sentence examples for so much sentiment from inspiring English sources

CBS wants to honor the Masters, but have you ever watched a major sporting event with so much sentiment?

At one point during a table read, they sang a ballad (later revealed as "Wind Beneath My Wings" ) back and forth to one another with so much sentiment that it reportedly left everyone who was present with tears in their eyes.

There's painful memories and sadness, some of it crippling, fear of getting older when it's cold, missed opportunities, and so much sentiment in springtime Chelsea I want to grab the bits of men I knew, their laughs and looks and color like tulips, and hurl them into Glinda's ball so she can toss them to the skies.

That exception reflected not so much investor sentiment about the relative weakness of the Nasdaq issues but a quirk of the previous day.

"There's so much negative sentiment around that company that it's almost as if the least little thing they do right is going to seem like a sea change," Mr. Landis said.

Once again, he was drawn not so much by sentiment as by the conviction that there was no other way to make sure that the fortune he built is preserved for future generations of his family.

I hate to go against so much public sentiment, but everyone is way off base.

We haven't seen so much militant sentiment demanding job creation and basic fairness since hundreds of thousands of people came to Washington for the March for Jobs and Freedom in 1963.

The Musical Review of that year wrote: Even Sullivan's friend George Grove wrote: "Surely the time has come when so able and experienced a master of voice, orchestra, and stage effect – master, too, of so much genuine sentiment – may apply his gifts to a serious opera on some subject of abiding human or natural interest".

But not all of these places are geographical locations so much as sentiments or states of being.

Striking stuff, but it was not so much the sentiments expressed that caused surprise, as the signature at the bottom of the man who had paid for and written them: James Patterson.