When he lost for Congress in 1972, went to law school and became a prosecutor, he stunned some of his colleagues in the antiwar movement who thought he shared their anti-authority sentiment, sharpened by Vietnam and Watergate.
But it is an exception.That leaves a huge gap, which has been filled by an unofficial system that is discerning, vibrant and (depending on the authorities' sentiment of the moment) even illegal.
I know that flush because I've felt it too: that expectant oh, shit, the cops are gonna hassle me paranoia anyone who holds vague anti-authority sentiments (or a small bag of weed) feels when the boys in blue strut by.
In this research, we propose a social intelligence mechanism that can extract and consolidate the reviews expressed via social media and derive insights (product feature specification and feature importance) to help enterprises make decisions on developing next-generation products by analyzing the reviewers' knowledge and authority and their opinion sentiment toward the target products.
The resulting institutional moral cosmopolitanism would support global institutional reforms toward a vertical dispersal of sovereignty, with governmental authority and patriotic sentiment widely distributed over a plurality of nested territorial units.
Unity is dangerously encouraging "faith in authority and nationalist sentiment," West German Greens member Frieder Otto Wolf complained at the congress.
"Trespassing on the M.T.A.'s infrastructure is not only illegal and extremely dangerous, it's a pretty stupid idea," said Jeremy Soffin, a transportation authority spokesman, echoing the sentiments expressed by officials for Amtrak, the New York Police Department and other agencies.
Among examples, Cooper cites Marie's refusal in Willow Gables to compromise with an unjust authority as reflecting the sentiments expressed in Larkin's poem "Places, Loved Ones" (1954).
When the country's leading anti-Mafia investigator, Giovanni Falcone, was assassinated in Sicily this month, the bombers' message was interpreted here as a magnified expression of the sentiment that state authority may be defied with impunity.
One surmise is that the Prime Minister, sowing uncertainty by dithering and vacillating for a number of years, suddenly steps forward, counting on his authority to turn anti-European sentiment around, eradicate skepticism, and spread confidence about Britain's European future under new provisions.
While there is no clear evidence that such broad sentiment exists, Chinese authorities are clearly readying for the possibility.
