Ms. Henry said that statistics on gross domestic product alone did not always give a comprehensive indicator of economic sentiment within a country.
The state polls were seen as a gauge of voter sentiment in India, a country of 1.2 billion people and the world's biggest democracy.
Aguinaldo Jaime, the defacto Angola deputy prime minister summed up the sentiment of the country towards Western aid, "If you say to a country, 'We'll reward you when things are perfectly O.K,' the country will say, 'When things are perfectly O.K., we won't need you anymore.'" j.
Hyper-nationalism and fear is again fuelling anti-immigrant sentiment, although the target has changed from Asia to Islam – a target more in line with the broad sentiment of the country which, judging by the lack of noise against her, is more ready for the Hanson movement than it was in the protest-filled 90s.
Was that the general sentiment of the country, or was it not?
Yet some Democrats say Mr. Dimon can be too outspoken, and deaf to the anti-bank sentiment of the country.
The news of his death placed the entire country in mourning, and the sentiment of the country endorsed the famous words of Henry ("Light-Horse Harry Leeembodieddind in resolutions that John Marshall introduced in the House of Representatives, that he was "first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen".
So the sentiment of the country favors Democrats by 6percentt and the press reports only the pollster construct of right leaning likely voters as representing the sentiment of the nation.
He would do better to focus on the issues that are the cause of tensions between American policy and many Muslims, i.e., the foreign policy of a country and the sentiments and rights of individuals in other countries.
While the band have sometimes been described as 'alt country', in Lytle's view it is the sentiment of country music that the band embraced rather than the musical style.
