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121. The grandedame gestures of the late fifties had gone, the overblown and icky sentiment had gone.

122. Though they were breaking the law, the popular sentiment was such that they were seldom prosecuted.

123. I had considerable sympathy with the sentiment expressed in the poster.

124. One tradition is the covenant one and is antagonistic to a straight forward nationalist sentiment.

125. Yoshimoto, however, is a legitimate storyteller, and avoids the overwrought sentiment that forces a reader to cry unwilling tears.

126. The sentiment backfired at once with a sharp reminder of the hopelessness of her own dreams.

127. This reluctance of lenders to repossess homes owes little to sentiment: few lenders want to sell assets into a falling market.

128. Andy knew it was a heartfelt sentiment and he knew the rest of the team felt the same way.

129. Together, with fear yanking the way forward, speculation and sentiment ran the three-legged race into the future.

130. This sentiment operates daily, not just at an occasional pep rally or assembly.

131. The extent to which a powerful magnate could dominate the shire community and act as a focus for local sentiment varied.

132. But the remake, ranging from farce to a touch of sentiment, isn't at all bad.

133. Romanticism represents the freeing of feelings, instinct and sentiment in opposition to reasoned objectivity.

134. Mones held himself as stiffly as a nineteenth-century tragedian, and filled his lines with sentiment.

135. That was the message that the two businessmen carried to other neighboring communities. Popular sentiment was on their side.

136. The function of this sentiment is likewise to preserve the autonomy of science ....

137. In the world of aviation, aircraft are not kept on by airline or airfreight operators out of sentiment.

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138. County NatWest helped sentiment by declaring itself unreservedly positive on short-term prospects.

139. Sentiment has been intense on both sides of the issue and hard feelings abound.

140. Opposition sentiment was galvanized by a catastrophic famine and cholera epidemic in 1891-92.

141. It is this which so powerfully arouses sentiment in us.

142. If the nub of the nation lies in collective sentiment the obvious question is how does this collective consciousness arise?

143. He calmed secessionist sentiment by dealing constructively with the regional parties of Kashmir, Assam and Punjab.

144. That would be of enormous help in staunching the flow of treacly sentiment on which so many Trust properties base their appeal.

145. The missionaries could have laughed last, had that derisive sentiment been in them.

146. Much of that sentiment stems from the transfer in March of Gloria Nogales-Talley, a popular Latina assistant principal.

147. Or perhaps this is just the wisdom of hindsight, a rosy blur of sentiment cast by nostalgia over the scene.

148. The ultimate foundation of a free society is the binding tie of cohesive sentiment.

149. Transnational links were shattered by closing frontiers and the tide of nationalist sentiment sweeping through society.

150. Sir Lewis' avuncular features mask a hard-nosed businessman unafraid of putting financial exigency before personal sentiment.