Sentence examples for timeless sentiment from inspiring English sources
But her I Love You Project is gaining national attention with a timeless sentiment.
The New York Times finds an anti-Cantor local voicing that timeless, impossible sentiment: "This country needs to get back to the way it was".
It happens every few years or so, in one forum or another: sentiments that were once thought timeless and noble and are held up and found to be shot through with bigotry.
But I would have taken the garlic over the incessant cell phone chatter during Henry IV, Part 1. Shakespeare lovers marvel at the immediacy of his wisdom and the timeless appeal of his sentiments, but London underscores how vast the span is between his day and our own.
In addition to poems about landscape, love, death, grief, religion – those timeless themes that affect us all – national sentiment and politics have also produced some of the most enduring songs in our language.
Illness slowed him down, yet the inclusion of "You're Goin' Miss Your Candyman", from his 1972 album What Color His Love, on the soundtrack of the film Intouchables last year demonstrated the timeless appeal of his music, and the lyric's sentiment fitted the message of tolerance in the French comedy-drama.
