Relocation was the preferred institutional response and, according to the institutions' own analyses, was successful; however some residents have very different, opposing sentiments (Tobin and Whiteford 2002).
Statistics showing a massive falling off in actual investment, as opposed to sentiment, are slippery.
I think it was exactly that kind of sentiment — a statement of fact filled with sentiment as opposed to sentimentality — that got on some of the reviewers' nerves when "Nothing Personal" was published.
During World War I he opposed German sentiments for the annexation of foreign territories as a condition for a peace settlement.
"I want to sincerely apologize for the distress the report caused the authors, and to make clear that we completely oppose the sentiments it expressed," Pattinson wrote.
Skolnick directly opposed the sentiments of NBCC and announced a release plan for BRCA testing that flaunted NBCC's suggestions (confirmed in an interview between the authors and Frances Visco).
The British Labour members and the PSE Group voted in favour of Amendment 2 to delete paragraph 17, not because we opposed the sentiments and intentions, but as it was open to possible misinterpretation or charges of ambiguity.
But just as the rallies in New York have represented a variety of messages — signs have been held in opposition to President Obama yards away from signs in support of him — so did Saturday's protests contain a grab bag of sentiments, opposing nuclear power, political corruption and the privatization of water.
On Wednesday, Democrats were questioning his interpretation of history, after he argued that people in the South, where public sentiment opposed equal rights for blacks long after the Constitution protected them, "would have been happy to have a referendum on civil rights rather than fighting and dying in the streets".
That's diametrically opposed to the sentiment of many in the tech industry, including Michael Arrington who thinks the NSA's spying doesn't stop terrorism — it is terrorism.
