Or, to put a sociological gloss on things, we experienced "collective effervescence", the sociologist Émile Durkheim's term for rare moments of community cohesion marked by mass outpourings of a shared sentiment.
As winter approaches, inhabitants shared sentiments of feeling both stuck and forgotten in a conflict with no foreseeable end.
There are, naturally, a few mutual perceptions, some shared sentiments, to speak of.
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But some outbreaks of lawlessness were also indicators of strong, shared sentiments and were driven by a sense of higher purpose.
This portion of a prayer shares sentiments of the Baha'i Faith, a monotheistic religion that underscores the spiritual unity of all the world's people.
OSTENSIBLY Israel's latest assault on Gaza has brought the fractious Palestinians together in a shared wave of national sentiment.
Lawrence Goldsmith of the Daily Mirror and Susan and Simon Veness of the Daily Mail, shared the sentiment of other reviewers: the penguins are the stars of the show.
We all shared a general sentiment of "what the fuck?
Yet Mr. Abramson — who said he agreed with much of the protesters' message — said the drumming was merely a symptom of a broader problem, a sentiment shared by several of his neighbors.
The Muslim Public Affairs Council, speaking for many American Muslims, condemned the shootings as a "heinous incident" and said, "We share the sentiment of our president".
