1.   There had been little sign of such popular sentiment at the time of the earlier enclosure -- the attitude of John Rous cannot be matched elsewhere.

2.   Across Britain, campaign posters were conspicuous by their absence, as polls and popular sentiment suggested a Labor landslide was a foregone conclusion.

3.   British historian Leslie Andrews says the governments of the time were surprised by the explosion of popular sentiment favoring war.

4.   But allies say the popular sentiment for retirement will fade as the election nears.

5.   But some argue that popular sentiment will be taken into account.

6.   But the officials have tapped into popular sentiment against immigrants and make no apologies for the police tactics.

7.   Gore is also waging an all-out public relations campaign to win popular sentiment in support of the recounts and allow the vote counters enough time to complete their work.

8.   He is riding a wave of popular sentiment and confidence, and he knows the links game better than any player in the tournament.

9.   He was not an original member of the PLO, never lived in exile and is thus considered to be in better touch with popular sentiments.

10.   Israelis say Arafat controls the brigades, but acknowledge that his influence wanes at times depending on popular sentiment.