Sentence examples for soft sentiment from inspiring English sources
The true libertine must replace soft sentiment by an energy aspiring to the total freedom of individual desire.
Lewinsky's latest call for compassion seemed to me a slice of classic TED optimism, packaged to go down easy — soft sentiment where there should be unrepentant ferocity.
"Georgia Rule," in which Jane Fonda washes Lindsay Lohan's mouth out with soap, might easily have been a tepid, sudsy puddle of easy sentiment and soft comedy.
The only question mark is whether the manic and one-dimensional Minions will hold as well through the summer as the two Despicables, which also opened in July but whose soft-centred sentiment gave them broader-than-expected appeal.
The speech's mix of silly pomposity and fervent patriotism establishes the double-edged tone of a movie that dilutes its soft-bellied sentiment with a steady infusion of whimsy.
Ultimately this adventure, with its soft-centred sentiments and nicely tart twists, remains a delectable treat.
Most of them are just feel-good horror movies: we observe the slow grip of illness with cringes of shock and dismay, generally coupled with moments of soft and gooey sentiment.
Years later, the director wrote, "There is little room in my life for sentiment and soft words," which is the kind of statement that tough American men in the nineteen-twenties and thirties often made to cover a deeper current of feeling.
The data showed a fragile recovery in the country where consumer sentiment remains soft even after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe delayed a second increase to the sales tax that was scheduled for October this year.
With an advertisers sensibility, his recent expansive public art installations - "Love Letters" to Philadelphia, Syracuse, and now Brooklyn - have a tough-as-nails enamel gloss while the soft center swirls a sentiment more gooey, even maudlin.
He gives Leave Before the Lights Come On's simple sentiments a soft, simple background, and Brianstorm's character assassination an unrelenting charge.
