Giving expression to a sentiment voiced across the continent, the German chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, called the attacks "a declaration of war against the entire civilized world," and he spoke today with leaders of France, Russia and Britain about a coordinated European response.
"Flato's humor and charm found expression in a personalized 'say-it-in-jewelry' style: gold boxes, pins, rings, clips and earrings with the wearer's initials or the expression of a sentiment as their theme," Penny Proddow and Debra Healy write in "American Jewelry, Glamour and Tradition" (Rizzoli, 1987).
Though moral judgments cannot be analyzed merely as the expression of a sentiment, moral judgments take affective experiences as an ingredient.
Finally, the past expression of a sentiment by an individual predicts an increased propensity for that individual to express that same sentiment again, a finding that is very consistent across all 200 network realizations (see Figure S1 in Additional file 1).
It's just the latest, and likely last, expression of a sentiment shared by anti-Trump conservatives and liberals alike: This guy can't be president, right?
Growing accusations that the current German government has faced from across Europe, of being a fourth reich or having imperialist tendencies, "is the expression merely of a sentiment of mentality shaped by history … I think in substance Germany couldn't be further from wanting to dominate Europe," he says.
The vote was an expression of sentiment, not a formal recommendation.
In our experiments, we scanned through each corpus to extract all word sequences with less than four words, and then let the annotators decide whether a word sequence was a sentiment expression; if it was, they annotated its polarity.
"Considering Mr. Graham's age and limited mobility, his statement was more an expression of sentiment and solidarity with the Cathy family and their cause than actually a commitment to go to a Chick-fil-A himself," a spokesman, A. Larry Ross, said on Monday.
Rudyard Kipling wrote that "a woman is just a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke," a sentiment the expression of which reputedly cost him a knighthood, and one evidently shared by Groucho Marx who claimed he would always choose a cigar over a woman.
