Here in Margaret Thatcher's hometown, a stolid, hard-working sort of place in the flatlands of Lincolnshire that played its part in forming Mrs. Thatcher's no-nonsense, spare-me-the-excuses character, there is not a lot of fuss, nor much in the way of sentiment, to be found about the woman who went on to become Britain's longest-serving prime minister of the 20th century.
Despite the cuteness, there's little in the way of icky sentiment – indeed the spectre of death hangs over the story – but it's a captivating world you won't want to come home from.
However, antiwar sentiment was riding high in the Western states as they had traditionally carried on a great deal of commerce with the South, and there was little in the way of abolitionist sentiment there or a desire to fight for the purpose of ending slavery.
Card checks were once prescribed by the National Labor Relations Board as a reasonable way of measuring employee sentiment.
"I use my image as a way of promoting the sentiment of the music, but it's not about fame.
Laying claim to this mode of expression is a clever way of expressing that sentiment, rhetorically marking the new administration as "power" or even "tyranny", and its opponents as rebels.
'It's not a world welcoming to the idea of sweetness and gentlemanly qualities.' By way of underlining such sentiments, the sleeve notes to Elephant read: 'We mourn the sweetheart's loss in a disgusting world of opportunistic lottery-ticket holders caring about nothing that is long term, only the cheap thrill, the kick, the for-the-moment pleasure, the easy way out......
Trading volume has also soared as hedge funds and other investors have used credit default swaps as a way of betting on market sentiment toward the troubled European debtor countries.
Because foreign exchange markets are immense -- so immense that even a huge government intervention will be blown away if it tries to stand in the way of firmly held market sentiment.
They are no doubt wary of the criticism leveled on account of the HSBC disparity, and this is one way to show that they are not fudging the numbers, but simply have a different (and, more complete, they would argue) way of capturing activity and sentiment in the manufacturing sector".
It is considered particularly offensive because it is perceived as a way of feeding anti-Israel sentiment in Turkey.
