Sentence examples for warm sentiment from inspiring English sources

At the Golden Globes, Rourke won, with warm sentiment on his side.

Ilonka Karasz's bucolic diorama-like vistas and the unapologetic warm sentiment of Edna Eicke stir up fond memories of childhood with a tactile power truly unusual for drawings intended only for print.

But where "Two Family House," which opened two weeks ago, is bathed in warm sentiment, "The Tavern," opening today at the Village East (Second Avenue at 12th Street, East Village), is more like a plunge into chill waters.

Before succumbing to the warm sentiment of how we are all one big family, I think my fellow Europeans should spare a thought for all those who cannot rejoice with us, all those who are forced to "steal weeping away".

Not only did Dahl create some of children's literature's most unforgettable characters in tales that transcend the generations, what is perhaps most captivating about his work is that, beneath the wonderfully eccentric stories, there always lies a warm sentiment in his words to inspire both young and old.

That's the climactic line of Vōx's searching vocal, delivered weightlessly over the simmering sawtooths of Darlington's instrumental, a warm sentiment, something to comfort you as you proceed onward.

Clause IV is more than just warm sentiments.

DALLAS — On a night of happy homecomings and warm sentiments, the Knicks' final expression was a scowl, a mixture of frustration, disappointment and confusion.

At the Patchogue Theater — as spacious as many on Broadway but without a hint of glitter — warm sentiments, wonderful songs and terrific tap-dancing may be sufficient reasons for a holiday celebration.

Such warm sentiments have been returned by Genoa's fans down the years, and on Wednesday they applauded Buffon at the Marassi as he was presented with a trophy commemorating his landmark appearance before kick-off.

But instead Guy had nothing but warm sentiments toward Jackson.