Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary - sentiently

 adverb see sentient SENTIMENT  noun  Etymology: French or Medieval Latin; French, from Medieval Latin ~um, from Latin sentire  Date: 1639  1.  a. an attitude, thought, or judgment prompted by feeling ; predilection  b. a specific view or notion ; opinion  2.  a. emotion  b. refined feeling ; delicate sensibility especially as expressed in a work of art  c. emotional idealism  d. a romantic or nostalgic feeling verging on ~ality  3.  a. an idea colored by emotion  b. the emotional significance of a passage or expression as distinguished from its verbal context  Synonyms: see feeling, opinion