Sentence examples for the right sentiment from inspiring English sources

A predictably flaky response from a press officer, but the right sentiment is there.

That's the right sentiment: condolences for the victims and condemnation of Dorner's actions.

"Athletics set the right sentiment for a clean and believable sport.

"I'm not completely confident in my ability to capture the right sentiment on a piece of cardboard," he said.

Inclusion in principle is the right sentiment but, at best, it can come at a high price and, at worst, it can be a complete injustice.

It is refreshing to see the realities of just how difficult it can be to capture the right sentiment in writing.

But capturing the right sentiments surrounding the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks presented questions more fraught and delicate than most.

This is potentially where Belgium differs from other countries with a similar demographic make-up: it has a smaller, more concentrated population, making it easier for recruiters to spread their message if they capture the right sentiments.

"It's about expansion of Russian media abroad… and keeping Russian-speaking communities under one political umbrella so whenever you need to – for political or military reasons – you can just trigger the right sentiments in these societies".

Thus, teachers and parents who are objectivists teach their children principles of right and wrong, because if a child knows right principles, Lewis claims, he or she will respond in particular situations with the right sentiments and will know the right thing to do.

As McDowell (1987: 160) writes: "If there is no comprehending the right sentiments independently of the concepts of the relevant [evaluative] features, a no-priority view is surely indicated".