sentiment (n.)
- admiration
- adoration
- affect
- affection
- agape
- apprehension
- ardor
- assumption
- attachment
- attitude
- bathos
- belief
- bias
- charity
- conceit
- concept
- conception
- conclusion
- consideration
- conviction
- desire
- devotion
- disposition
- emotion
- emotionalism
- estimate
- estimation
- ethos
- experience
- eye
- fancy
- feeling
- feelings
- fervor
- flame
- fondness
- foreboding
- goo
- heart
- heartthrob
- idea
- idolatry
- idolization
- image
- imago
- impression
- inclination
- inclining
- judgement
- judgment
- lasciviousness
- leaning
- libido
- lights
- like
- liking
- love
- lovemaking
- mawkishness
- mind
- mush
- mushiness
- mystique
- namby-pamby
- nostalgia
- notion
- observation
- opinion
- outlook
- partiality
- passion
- penchant
- perception
- persuasion
- popularity
- position
- posture
- predilection
- predisposition
- presentiment
- presumption
- propensity
- psychology
- reaction
- recept
- reflection
- regard
- representation
- response
- romanticism
- sensation
- sense
- sensibility
- sentimentalism
- sentimentality
- sex
- shine
- sight
- slop
- sloppiness
- slush
- stance
- supposition
- susceptibility
- sympathies
- tearjerker
- tendency
- tenderness
- theory
- thinking
- thought
- truelove
- undercurrent
- uxoriousness
- view
- weakness
- worship
- yearning
Every action is measured by the depth of the sentiment from which it proceeds.
The unbought grace of life, the cheap defence of nations, the nurse of manly sentiment and heroic enterprise is gone.
You think they are crusaders sent
From some infernal clime,
To pluck the eyes of sentiment
And dock the tail of Rhyme,
To crack the voice of Melody
And break the legs of Time.
