In these pages last week Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger, reflecting sentiments held by other senior broadsheet journalists, accused Wallis of a "blatant and cynical breach of the PCC code".
"The vast majority of Utahans believe all they did was learn how to play the game the I.O.C. set up," said Doug Wright, host of a popular phone-in show on KSL radio, reflecting sentiments of his listeners.
Former Springfield mayor Theodore Dimauro, reflecting sentiments that Neal had an unfair advantage in the previous election, ran as a challenger in the 1990 Democratic primary.
To the extent that Twitter activity reflects sentiment among influential politicians, journalists, and activists, proponents of comprehensive immigration reform can feel encouraged.
Ali Khalifa al Kuwari, a government critic and democracy activist, reflects sentiment among a significant swath of Qataris with his repeated calls for a halt to the import of foreign labour.
That view jibes with some recent statistical evidence, suggesting that the disparity in outlooks reflects sentiments just as mixed as the other economic signals.
The concerto is autobiographical: its four movements, Schoenberg suggested, reflect sentiments like "Life was so easy" and "A grave situation was created".
The paper's Op-Ed commentaries, grouped under a link called Articles, reflect sentiments ranging from generous sympathy to fierce antagonism toward the United States.
If the polling reflects sentiments that hold another seven days, Mr. Ensign would triumph by a margin highly uncharacteristic for this state.
But the wider objections reflect sentiments like those of the Occupy Wall Street movement, including a growing attention to the rights of workers and a wariness of decisions by big business.
