Nathan captured the group sentiment in a single word: "Awesome".
"Unlike us, Stephanie is pure," one teacher said, summing up the group sentiment.
His decision making was "about the group sentiment and what the group majority might agree to," said Nancy McCullough, a fellow editor.
By enlisting men from different provinces against a common foe, by increasing frontier reliance on the crown, and by nurturing xenophobic tales of communal danger and salvation, warfare provided a recognizable "other" against which group sentiment could be directed.
The majority of the works illustrated in The Writing on the Wall express some kind of group sentiment; whether it's a plea for social housing or an affinity for the IRA, the graffiti usually let the combined voices of a certain section of society be heard.
The last woman to testify, who was only 17 at the time of her alleged rape, summarized the group sentiment with one salient and heartbreaking question: "What kind of police do you call on the police?" The alleged assaults occurred over a period of seven months.
The majority of the works illustrated in The Writing On the Wall express some kind of group sentiment; whether its a plea for social housing or an affinity for the IRA, the graffiti usually let the combined voices of a certain section of society be heard.
But, said Ibrahim Houdaiby, a former Brotherhood member, "the feeling of exclusion might actually lead to the empowerment of a more radical sentiment in the group that says, 'Look, we abided by the rules, we were elected democratically, and of course we were rejected, and of course by a military coup, not by popular protest.' ".
Nine of them are verbal: metaphors, similes, and analogies; stories and anecdotes; contrasts; rhetorical questions; three-part lists; expressions of moral conviction; reflections of the group's sentiments; the setting of high goals; and conveying confidence that they can be achieved.
Nine of the tactics are verbal: metaphors, similes, and analogies; stories and anecdotes; contrasts; rhetorical questions; expressions of moral conviction; reflections of the group's sentiments; three-part lists; the setting of high goals; and conveying confidence that they can be achieved.
