He also knew the volatile nature of the man, who could change from sentiment to killing within a moment.

They tip from too much sentiment.

Olmeijer carries on running it from sentiment, I think.

The poets, who speak from sentiment, without a system, and whose testimony has therefore the more authority, abound in images of this nature.

Too generous for me to believe the purchase was to be made from sentiment on his part.

Like Mr. Morris, she is a degree removed from true sentiment.

In those places, commitment to the Western-led coalition faces a potential challenge from pro-Iraqi sentiment on the streets.

The plot depends upon the unfeelingness of the English upper classes of the 1930's - the revulsion from sentiment.

Mr. Schlesinger worked on both brothers' presidential campaigns, and some critics suggested he had trouble separating history from sentiment.

In its effort to make young women more independent, it was free from patriotic or religious sentiment, and contained references to the women's movement.