Culture : Smash Cairo Play Gives Arabs an Unvarnished Look at Themselves : The searching public exploration became possible after the Persian Gulf War finished off any lingering sentiments about unity.
This is a play for Arabs who love to hate Arabs, and the packed houses it's playing to in downtown Cairo say a lot about how the Arab world is looking at itself in the months since the Persian Gulf War finished off any lingering sentiments about brotherhood and unity.
Howard scored a team-high 28 points and earned the scorn of Boston fans for his hard fouls and the lingering sentiment for his inadvertent elbow that left Glen Davis with a concussion on Wednesday.
Though the new members were not in Congress in 2008 for the vote on the bank bailout during the height of the financial crisis, there is lingering sentiment in Republican circles that the risks of rejecting the program were also overstated in that case.
He met with resistance, which he attributed to lingering sentiment from the 1891 Baltimore Crisis: "My advances in the matter have not been met with frankness or encouragement and I feel a spirit of covert opposition.
Analysts say Vietnam's top leaders worry that another such standoff could again inflame a lingering popular sentiment that the ruling Communist Party is not standing up to China, and therefore damage its legitimacy in the eyes of the country's 93 million people.
According to local legend in the Birecik area, the northern bald ibis was one of the first birds that Noah released from the Ark as a symbol of fertility, and a lingering religious sentiment in Turkey helped the colonies there to survive long after the demise of the species in Europe, as described above.
Experts say one reason is that the animosity most Greeks still feel toward the junta has left a lingering anti-American sentiment.
In the 1920s there was growing anti-Semitism in the United States, a lingering anti-German sentiment left over from World War I, and anti-black violence was prevalent throughout the country.
McNamee's lawyers have said he did not want to divulge all incriminating evidence about Clemens out of a lingering sense of loyalty, a sentiment that apparently no longer exists.
What might be called a lingering Chicagoism, tinged with feminist sentiments in manic evocations of coffee-spilling domestic discord, further limited her appeal.
