Anti American sentiments are rising around the world.

When emotions can be aroused by methods that bypass consciousness, the public is left largely defenseless.

Algerian blogger Nouri shares his observations on anti Zionist sentiments among Arabs of different religions.

A substantial failure of education about non renewable natural resources lies in the background of current public sentiment.

Weather causes the feelings to assume the physical traits of the weather they represent. So the sunny ones swirl around, the cloudy ones float along, the rainy ones fall down, and the snowy ones flutter to the ground.

In weather, the feelings assume the physical characteristics of the weather that they represent, so that the ones collected on a sunny day swirl around as if they're part of the sun.

Gradations of intensity means what it sounds like.

Passions abound.

Similar sentiments are apparent elsewhere in the region.

If relatively secular Turkish society could be swept by a surge of anti American sentiment, so, too, can Indonesia society.

Also, Nawara shares echoes similar sentiments.

So, this work with emotions, which are so fundamental, then got us to thinking about Maybe the fundamental causes of human social networks are somehow encoded in our genes.

لن ننسى فضلك و جهدك في تحرير الكويت

The scope and virulence of anti British sentiment in the Muslim world are now second only to that facing the US.

Phew! I am left with several sentiments.

The following comment covers some common sentiments amongst the women

Officials evidently decided that it is better to flirt with and control public passion than allow it to erupt on its own.

There have been many studies done on the effect of positive emotion on the cognitive mind and there is speculation that positive mood can affect our minds in good or bad ways.

Yet Germans, too, are unable to suppress such feelings.

Not surprisingly, secessionist sentiment remains strong.

Nationalist sentiment is also increasing.

The World Cup is underway and feelings will change, maybe with the results.

Nationalist feelings, deliberately stirred up in China, Korea, and Japan, are linked to recent history, to be sure, but the politics behind them is different in each country.

And I said, Shallow affect an inability to experience a range of emotions.

The feelings inspired by the latter are by far the stronger.

But human nature is a bundle of conflicting passions and possibilities.

Patriotism everywhere is always based on such notions.

The general feeling was that the common currency was doomed.

During the match, played in Egypt, Ismael Zmirli, who is behind ChangeInLibya, reminds us of the draconian rules imposed on football during Gaddafi's era

And for the following 25 years, living in Italy, living in America, I doled out a piece of this romance to anybody who'd pay for it this sense, this aesthetic feeling, for the experience revolving around a designed object.

We had all become good Europeans, and nationalism was for racists.

These deep Israeli emotions are the product of the encounter between the weight of the past and the facility of the present.

In fact, it is the typical sentiment of a technocrat who lacks political sense.

From that standpoint, the Israel Palestine conflict is exemplary.

The result has been a dramatic increase in anti Americanism in Turkish politics.

This nurtured two types of anti US sentiment.

But it is a dangerous sentiment for governments to hold.

I think the most poignant emotion was shock, whether in Gaza or in the West Bank.

The same thought was echoed by Hisham Maged on his blog, playing the What if game

طبعا هي زادت من سعة الانتشار و سهلته أيضا . إيجابيات و سلبيات كل مسألة كغيرها ) I agree with you that technology has curtailed a lot of the beautiful and genuine feelings.

So do their consequences.

The challenge today is to channel such passions into results.

The government thus used anti establishment feeling to revitalize its own rule.

The new German political party would attract much more support, and sentiment might shift.

This politically devastating sentiment fuels resentment against markets and financiers.