Sentences for sentiments. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use sentiments in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for sentiments.
- Deadly sentiments intervened. (10)
- Your sentiments are familiar to me. (8)
- Now, how were his sentiments to be read? (4)
- I know what her sentiments have always been. (4)
- He had democratic sentiments regarding them. (10)
- He had democratic sentiments regarding them. (22)
- She was uncertain in her sentiments at this point. (10)
- It was an error to have led off with the sentiments. (10)
- At Oxford, however, rather different sentiments prevailed. (8)
- It is not so much what people say, but my own sentiments. (10)
- I shall always keep for you the most distinguished sentiments. (8)
- You are typical, sir, of the sentiments of modern Christianity. (8)
- He is the least respectful of the sentiments entertained by me. (10)
- Vigorous, decided, with sentiments to a certain point, not coarse. (4)
- Sometimes the newspapers quoted my sentiments, and it helped business. (21)
- She might have prevented the indulgence and increase of such sentiments. (4)
- Regarding her sentiments for Willoughby, he had come to his own conclusion. (10)
- I have lived too long amongst sentiments for such a piece of reality as that. (8)
- Mrs. Amble kept down those sentiments which her vernacular might have expressed. (10)
- But the memory of its kindness and courtesy has survived all ephemeral sentiments. (20)
- Her discipline had transformed her, when she could utter such sentiments as these! (10)
- He was the soldier at once, buckled tight and buttoned up over his private sentiments. (10)
- All her sentiments collected in her bosom to dash in reprobation of him at the thought. (10)
- They are hard to find for wounded sentiments rendered complex by an infusion of policy. (10)
- Three years later he wrote a letter[9] which repeats in prose much the same sentiments. (14)
- A sound like the swish of a whip expressed the sentiments of that assemblage at the Pilot. (10)
- A sound like the swish of a whip expressed the sentiments of that assemblage at the Pilot. (22)
- He wrote her a letter of playful remonstrance, followed by one that appealed to her sentiments. (10)
- They were to stay here a whole week, Danvers added, for a conveyance of her private sentiments. (10)
- That he or any one else should have hostile sentiments toward a poor devil like me seemed strange. (10)
- Those troubled sentiments of our young lady of the comfortable classes are quite worthy of mention. (10)
- Her sentiments towards him were compounded of all that was respectful, grateful, confiding, and tender. (4)
- Certain sentiments are inappropriate to Christmastide, but Humor, like Death, has all seasons for his own. (1)
- First would go your sentiments, my dear; then your culture, and your comforts would be going all the time! (8)
- She laughed at his futile endeavours to undo her work, and the boyish sentiments he uttered on the subject. (10)
- His growing acquaintance with the world taught him to put an increasing price on the sentiments of Miss Dale. (10)
- You know the weak side of her character, and may imagine the sentiments and expressions which were torturing me. (4)
- How, in all the peculiar disadvantages of their respective situations, would he ever learn of her real sentiments? (4)
- There was too something very fascinating in the way she smiled, as if she had a little seen through his sentiments. (8)
- It must be confessed, however, that if contradicted he increased considerably the ironical decision of his sentiments. (8)
- But few feelings are single on this globe, and junction of sentiments need not imply unity in our yeasty compositions. (10)
- I honestly tell you my sentiments and intentions: I do not wish to work on your fears, but on your sense and affection. (4)
- There was one person, however, in the house, whom he could not leave to learn his sentiments merely through his conduct. (4)
- The sentiments are natural, the imagery is apt and redolent of the soil, the music of the verse appeals to the dullest ear. (10)
- It smote him with horror and anger; but he was much too manly to betray these actual sentiments, and continued to dissemble. (10)
- It smote him with horror and anger; but he was much too manly to betray these actual sentiments, and continued to dissemble. (22)
- In return for his moral excellence, she gave him the moral sentiments: esteem, gratitude, abstract admiration, perfect faith. (10)
- But rage at the upset of all sentiments and dignity that day made Wilfrid reckless, and he now felt his love to be all he had. (10)
- If your sentiments are no longer what they were, you will return my notes, and the lock of my hair which is in your possession. (4)
- As I perfectly agreed with her in the Justice of her Sentiments the Postilion was instantly directed to return into the Country. (4)
- The sentiments and incidents of the heart-breaking melodrama, as the coloured mind interpreted them, were of very curious effect. (9)
- He let her talk away, feeling oddly pleased by this mundane chatter, as was she to pour forth her inmost sentiments to a baronet. (10)
- The merchants, the Quakers and wealthy landowners (whose fortunes were established) had sentiments that were decidedly pro-English. (18)
- Vittoria was equally amazed by her want of sympathy, which was positive coldness, and her disregard for the sentiments of her hostess. (10)
- But I could not help attributing my sentiments to the husband, and sought to conciliate his tolerance with a cup of brandy from my flask. (2)
- Enough that she thought proper to broach the matter, and cite her own Christian sentiments, now that she was indifferent in some degree. (10)
- Beauchamp smoothed his forehead roughly, trying hard to inspire himself with the tonic draughts of sentiments cast in the form of proverbs. (10)
- And if these are given to cry too much, to have their tender sentiments considered, it cannot be said that History requires the flaying of them. (10)
- And the Countess, kind as her sentiments had grown toward the afflicted creature, was compelled to proclaim her densely stupid in material affairs. (10)
- Leonardo, Michiella, and Camillo now sing a trio that is tricuspidato, or a three-pointed manner of declaring their divergent sentiments in harmony. (10)
- Submissive though she was to court and soothe her brother Rowsley, a spur of jealousy burned in the composition of her sentiments, to set her going. (10)
- What his brother politicians never discovered in him, and the baroness partly suspected, through her interpretation of things opposing her sentiments, Clotilde uncloaks. (10)
- I can picture to myself the cultivated Understanding, the Noble sentiments, and elegant Language which would have shone so conspicuous in the conversation of Mr Cleveland. (4)
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