Sentence examples for Traditional sentiment from inspiring English sources
To demonstrate the effectiveness of the devised Twitter-specific lexicon compared to a traditional sentiment lexicon, we develop comparable sentiment classification models using SVM.
After all it is very definite that on one side there is the harshness of war, the necessity of saving one's own submarine, and on the other the traditional sentiment of the sailor.
To improve sentiment analysis consequences, Xing Wu and Shaojian Zhu investigated the limitations of traditional sentiment analysis approaches and proposed an effective Chinese sentiment analysis approach based on emotion degree lexicon to obtain significant improvement in Chinese text [22].
Such traditional sentiment in Ireland is the linchpin in the campaign to either have Ellis freed or to have him brought to trial on the British charges in an Irish court.
Instead they waived that pretension to create a uniform society and permitted socio-cultural variety, intended to befit traditional sentiments.
Instead, they waived that pretension to create a uniform society and permitted sociocultural variety, intended to befit traditional sentiments.
Some of the ceremonies have also taken on a sharper edge, with speakers adding an activist overlay to the more traditional sentiments about proud families and bright futures.
The results also suggest that rather than condemning "Meiji red" as an aesthetic disaster, more attention should be paid to indigenous meanings of red as the color of festivity, sacrality, and healing powers, as well as a manifestation of the power of the new Meiji state to mobilize those traditional sentiments.
Schmidt also offered traditional sentiments that included urging graduates to reach high and not be afraid to fail.
Asked once if he composed without sentiment, he answered: "Yes, if you mean that kind of traditional sentimental effusion of sadness, gaiety or joy.
It's a traditional Puritan sentiment: this world is of no real consequence – what matters is the world to come.
