The "ugly" is that I saw statements in social media with the Georgia tornadoes that conveyed this same sentiment.
Warren Truitt of About.com believed it conveyed "the sentiment that even pop stars find safe haven in their home town".
It is not known whether Mr. Putin has taken Mr. Yavlinsky's advice and conveyed these sentiments to Mr. Bush, but the Russian leader chose this week to send his closest adviser on national security affairs, Sergei B. Ivanov, to Washington.
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.
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.
Think about Obamacare: Ailes doesn't like it — he'd repeal it if he were president, he told Chafets — and his network has somehow managed to convey that sentiment in its overwhelmingly negative coverage of the health-care program.
My elder daughter, who at that age one summer sat in the fork of a yew tree in our garden reading Jacqueline Wilson nonstop, had the opportunity to convey that sentiment to her heroine at a book reading – except she was so trembly with excitement she couldn't have got the words out.
