Sentence examples for with sentiments of from inspiring English sources
What could be more appropriate than making cufflinks with sentiments of love?
His best-selling "History of England," she wrote, "enlightens the soul and fills the heart with sentiments of humanity and benevolence".
The skeptical view of love, often tenderly at odds with sentiments of romantic yearning, loneliness and regret, gives "Marry Me a Little" a more convincing semblance of narrative than its origins might indicate.
The themes of many of the films played at cinema halls will be at odds with sentiments of national respect," the petition adds.
This inter-connection is also highlighted within participants' comments whereby reciprocity was closely associated with sentiments of trust among inmates; a number of participants described reciprocal relationships as a determinant of trust.
The president's assurance on the boundary changes was greeted with sentiments of gratitude and resignation in San Juan County, Utah, where the Bears Ear monument is located.
And more than 100 had signed up for their five-minute turns to speak at the public hearing, with sentiment of the crowd overwhelmingly against the 308,000-square-foot store.
Bosley Crowther of The New York Times commented, "... despite its generally able reenactments, this film is so laced with sentiment of the silliest and most theatrical nature that much of its impressiveness is marred".
Arenas said he agreed with the sentiments of the Pollin family.
In fact, I fully agree with the sentiments of the letters published alongside my own.
In each case justice was swift, as companies said, rightly, that their values didn't jibe with the sentiments of those lyrics — and, by extension, those artists.
