Aún no tenemos significados para "vague sentiment".
1Her talk about the Sixties had aroused some vague sentiment in him.
2I wanted to release Burn, I loved it, even if it is a vague sentiment.
3A vague sentiment of loyalty to her husband had caused her to add her married name.
4It is not a vague sentiment for the abolition of conflict between states; nor is it a pious aspiration for peace.
5One of them had expressed the general vague sentiment when he said, "Well, the kite has got its tail."
6And he then stood another minute glowering at his antagonist, with a vague sentiment of awe almost like a superstitious panic.
7The place was awful beyond description, and for the first time a vague sentiment of pity for Alexander Abraham glimmered in my breast.
8The question of the better or worse education of women is one far too important for vague sentiment, wild aspirations, or Utopian dreams.
9Much that I encountered on the way contributed, I know not how, to heighten the vague sentiments of which I have already spoken.
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