Sentence examples for your own sentiment from inspiring English sources

And when you buy a photo book or a print, it kind of becomes a token of your own sentiment, and it becomes something that's bigger than the work itself.

You can buy a commercial greeting card for this occasion (several companies make them), or you can buy a blank card and write your own sentiments.

You may disdain the frequent sentimentality in the show if you can suppress your own uprushes of sentiment.

Then he hesitated, appraising his own sentiment.

"Probably my own sentiment," he says after some contemplation.

When he writes for himself, does he write for his own voice, or his own sentiment?

After all, that was his own sentiment about the Dodgers when he was growing up in Brooklyn.

And in a show that often threatened to curdle on its own sentiment, there was relief in the ornery thrust of an unreleased new song, "Down With the Shine," in which Scott Avett railed against the tyranny of newness.

It also allows magazine builders to quote sentences that struck them, or share their own sentiment and opinions about the articles included, which could help to provide more context to a story.

Just as Pinterest has become increasingly important to marketers, it's been said that the first company to own sentiment, or the interest graph, in a social context will be a force to be reckoned with.

If you go out there armed only with your own observations and sentiments, you will surely find yourself on very weak ground.