"We've come out of this presidential election so steeped in change, but the game still remains the same," said Michael L. Peery, a producer at the station, describing the sentiments of the callers.
It would be an understatement to describe the sentiments of the community as merely surprise when on February 25th , 1862 a new Titular Prior, Father Ephrem, p131 appeared at New Melleray, and with him was none other than Father Bernard.
And I don't think "proud" would describe the sentiments of the enlisted people who got an eyeful of the first-class section they aren't allowed to occupy.
"There's a growing demand among younger travelers," said Mr. Heuisler of Westin, describing the sentiment as, "I want to go somewhere that really only the insiders know about".
DeSimone echoed Wiley's sentiments and described the value of developing "vulnerable trust" that allows everyone within the organization to be "open about what they don't know" and foster a cultural dialogue.
In his Nov. 20 speech on immigration, Obama described his plan as aligned with the sentiments of bipartisan majorities in the House and Senate.
Yet from victory in the Falklands we can all today draw hope and strength". Lady Thatcher, who ordered a taskforce to the south Atlantic after the invasion of the Falkland islands by Argentina, echoed the sentiments of Tony Blair in describing the seriousness of sending troops to war.
Reznor described the music of Ghosts as "a soundtrack for daydreams", a sentiment echoed by many critics who compared it with the work of Brian Eno and Robert Fripp.
Mr Erdogan had described the protesters as "extremists" and "looters" who did not reflect the sentiments of the Turkish people.
Republican congressman Michael Grimm, from New York, echoed the sentiments of many of his colleagues when he described the mood as "respectful".
