The same day, the ventriloquist Señor Wences probably conveyed the sentiments of many Americans when he wrote, tongue in cheek: "Berry happy ¿Ok?" For all their trouble, the spouses of service members received one small memento very much of its time: a ceramic ashtray.
He brought a slightly steely sound to his dramatic account of "Revelge" ("Reveille"), and in "Zu Strassburg auf der Schanz" and "Der Tambourgesell," he conveyed the sentiments of a young soldier about to be executed with understated, slightly macabre acceptance, supported by Mr. Ryan's firm, evocative, martial backdrop.
Warren Truitt of About.com believed it conveyed "the sentiment that even pop stars find safe haven in their home town".
Dai has met Considine only briefly and marvels at how he has "managed to convey the sentiments and instinctive personality I believe I have, the caring exterior.
Mention Mr. Wasserman's success around Los Angeles, and some eyes will roll, conveying the sentiment: "What did you expect?" Mr. Wasserman, whom GQ once called "a kosher Kennedy," without question had a privileged upbringing.
In 1992, the campaign strategist for Bill Clinton, James Carville, described Pennsylvania as Philadelphia in the east, Pittsburgh in the west and Alabama between the two cities (that's not the exact quote, but it conveys the sentiment), There was an element of truth to Mr. Carville's assessment at the time; the state was bookended by two urban pockets and the rest of Pennsylvania was more rural.
It has a Facebook page with more than 161,000 likes and can be found embedded in videos, images and Internet posts, all hoping to convey the sentiment, "I know how you feel".
His subsequent statement conveys the sentiment that he should listen to providers and follow their instructions rather than ask questions.
Dragas calls the suggestion that she judged Sullivan by her appearance "ridiculous," adding, "If the president had been a man, I would have conveyed the same sentiments from the board, no question about it".
