A huge white Cadillac rumbling down Big Spring Street summarized the enduring local sentiment with a bumper sticker: "Wake Up America: For Our Security We Need American Oil".
Throughout the Napoleonic period, the republican government worked to create an Italian army, and enduring nationalist sentiments emerged in military ranks.
The poll clearly shows that Boston voters have nonetheless held firm on his potential punishment, underscoring the enduring depth of sentiment here against the death penalty.
The composer said he had his "consciousness raised by having direct personal contact with people who with [anti-LGBT sentiment] and enduring it, so it became very compelling to me".
Thus, we suggest that our results reflect a set of basic, default sentiments toward newcomers of enduring coalitions, but do not describe the full range of evolved, adaptive responses.
He thought about enduring.
The quotas are temporary, but the sentiment behind them seems more enduring.
With our enduring admiration for the army and all the noble sentiment generated by Help for Heroes, I am not sure that the message about Tony Blair's two major deployments has quite sunk in.
Theresa May's message of congratulations to the president-elect was a masterpiece of British reserve, a few generic sentiments—"Britain and the United States have an enduring and special relationship based on the values of freedom, democracy, and enterprise.
But words matter too, and sentiment, and sincerity, and moral clarity, and the enduring belief that the parliament, at its best, can be an expression of all the people.
They avoid cozy sentiment in their Mendelssohn, gracious charm in their Mozart, hearty warmth in their Beethoven; for the Juilliard Quartet, the enduring power of the classics is in their endlessly challenging, inexhaustible modernity.
