The range of irony and sentiment in "The Emperor's Bust" goes far beyond this scene.
Quite the contrary, he almost single-handedly turned around a potential collapse in output and sentiment in the days after the EU referendum on 23 June.
They are no doubt wary of the criticism leveled on account of the HSBC disparity, and this is one way to show that they are not fudging the numbers, but simply have a different (and, more complete, they would argue) way of capturing activity and sentiment in the manufacturing sector".
Firstly, based on the safety engineering practices, an evaluation index system of individual emergency ability is established, and a hierarchical structure is set up, which includes security physiology, safety ability, individual psychology and sentiment in the top level.
Paragraph by paragraph this book just deluges every sort of sense and sentiment in the most hyper-violent language this side of Guyotat or Sade.
Blain hopes that shifting demographics and sentiments in Arizona and across the U.S. will prompt more elected officials to mirror the Brits.
The feeling among this group of future American leaders was startlingly different from the headlines and opinion pages of the American media, and from sentiments in the United States Congress.
The work was based on interviews with American subjects, and the steady accumulation of racist, antidemocratic, paranoid, and irrational sentiments in the case studies gave the German-speakers pause.
Since the duo's 2002 reunion, the disparity in their temperaments has resulted in a more discernable oscillation between light and dark sentiments in the music.
Thus, contrary to the constructivist assumption, the Europeanization might produce more inequality and national sentiments in the integration process.
