Sentences with phrase «much public sentiment»

I do like the «no credibility» aspect of the comment, Adam, but the point is that so much public sentiment is based upon commentaries just such as these — in fact, these particular articles where apparently very influential in turning public opinion against climate science — and now we are seeing retractions.

Not exact matches

The words of a public intellectual can express my sentiments much more eloquently and concisely than myself.

Sometimes a phrase or sentiment from the memoir is lifted virtually unchanged into the novels, as when Mantel's mother and Jack, like Henry and Anne, are described as «[the] couple who had endured, to be together, so much adverse public opinion.»

To the extent that Democrats soft - pedal their support of abortion to working - class voters, Democratic party affiliation may not shift public sentiment on abortion as much as Beauchamp suggests.

And while public sentiment following the NBA Finals seemed to be the Wade is over the hill, his numbers tell a much different story.

Much has to do with the ability of the line maker to be accurate, in predicting the game, and the line maker is not trying to pick the game accurately — he is trying to even out public sentiment, which is quite a different matter.

In a recent interview he said «Barça is much more than football», a sentiment backed up by his actions and his public pronouncements on social media.

In a current interview he stated «Barça is much more than football», a sentiment backed up by his actions and his public pronouncements on social media.

Such is the public sentiment, and the spread is as much a measure of that, as a predictor of who will actually win.

«There was this sense that we had lost that essential American belief that ours is a system in which no matter how powerful or rich you are, or what public office you hold, you're still held accountable under the law, and I view Occupy as just one aspect of a much broader swing in broader sentiment.»

«I never have based decisions solely on public sentiment, but you'd be wrong not to be taking public sentiments and views into account as part of a decision,» Mr. Bellone said when asked how much weight public opposition in Nassau County had in Suffolk's decision.

Given souring public sentiment, most of the future increase in wind turbines is expected to take place offshore, where there is less opposition but where costs are much higher.

It is the public sentiment that we must pay attention to, and not so much our own.