As the bishops approach 2008, he said, they feel a "strong sense of solidarity" and a "sentiment of being together".
The sentiment of approval is a kind of pleasure; of disapproval, a kind of pain.
"Fun is a big part of what our culture is," Mr. Thacker said, contrasting the humor of "A Christmas Story" with the sentiment of "It's a Wonderful Life".
"That sentiment of, 'I'm a little OCD, I like my desk to be tidy'?
For black people in Mississippi, the golden era that sentiment harkens to was a time of strife, oppression and violence.
With the drug war, the current sentiment seems to be a matter of, 'Oh look, the violence leaked into El Paso.
This verdict is more than a report or expression of the sentiment, yet the sentiment is an irreplaceable element of the judgment.
His first film, Death of Sentiment, is a churchyard furniture essay filmed in four large London cemeteries.
Such strong sentiments of health work being a duty, almost a moral obligation, were echoed in the views of providers working in the faith-based sector in Tanzania, "It is my duty to help the poor.
One of the best exponents of worthy sentiment is a show that could easily be argued to be the greatest sitcom the US has ever produced.
The group seeking to unionize 2,100 Yale University graduate students acted as if Wednesday's poll of student sentiment would be a slam dunk.
