Sentence examples for touching sentiment from inspiring English sources

The message it bears is sweet and kind and full of touching sentiment, praising the recipient's motherly nature and mentioning her children by name.

The three figures, united by the lines of skillfully arranged draperies, are informed by a solemn and touching sentiment.

But best actress winner Cotillard probably came up with the most touching sentiment of the night when she remarked from the stage that, "It is true, there are some angels in this city".

But Friedberger's offbeat delivery and lyrical quirks ("I'm opening a tree museum / It's my new hobby," she sings on Open Season; "And even if you had a twin / I wouldn't notice her or him" is the touching sentiment of All Known Things) seem to balance nicely with this straightening out of the musical backdrop.

A touching sentiment indeed, but all the more impressive because Alex was an African Grey Parrot.

In that very touching sentiment is a longing for simpler times, when, as they say, a kid could be a kid.

6. Do not store old Christmas cards You do not need to remember the touching sentiments from the newsagent or newly-opened nail salon.

One stock to avoid would be World Wrestling Federation Entertainment, the company that went public last year so that it could stage more Smackdowns and build more gift shops to sell more T-shirts emblazoned with touching sentiments like "I'm the biggest piece of Trailer Park Trash".

Flandez wrote that "two Bruno Mars songs that were brilliant in execution and touching in sentiment", and Futterman agreed: "the Bruno Mars songs gave the show two of its best performances this season".

Raymund Flandez of The Wall Street Journal characterized the "two Bruno Mars songs" as "brilliant in execution and touching in sentiment", and Futterman agreed: "the Bruno Mars songs gave the show two of its best performances this season".

Bizarrely, James spent a few minutes of the debate on whether Cleveland might someday retire his jersey (insert sounds of bafflement here), which is just the sort of out-of-touch sentiment that convinces Jason Whitlock of Foxsports.com that James has no connection to reality.