Sentence examples for although sentiment from inspiring English sources

Perhaps those words will cost him some of those votes — although sentiment toward Israel among American Jews is slowly shifting.

Until recently, consumers have been more optimistic about the economy, although sentiment has eroded in recent weeks as anxiety increased about just what policy makers would do in terms of taxes and spending.

Although sentiment has always lurked beneath the antic, corrugated surface of Mr. Saunders's work, there is a new sympathy for his characters in these pages, an emphasis on how bad luck, poor judgment, lack of resources and family misfortune can snowball into violence or catastrophe.

Although sentiment analysis has been a major topic of natural language processing for many years, only recently has it attracted the interest of the Web-mining research community.

Although he was a slight favourite (how often can a man with 17 majors start as an underdog at Wimbledon?), although he had five years on his opponent, although the sentiment was with Federer, reaching for an 18th slam title after a two-year drought, it was Djokovic who was carrying the greater burden.

Although this sentiment is honourable, its details are dubious.

Although the sentiment of the Assembly was strongly anti-Verniero, a handful of Republicans defended him.

It said that although market sentiment had improved, lenders remained "vulnerable," citing high leverage and financing pressures.

Although that sentiment still dominates, industry executives say such advertisers have begun to experiment more with Internet advertising campaigns.

Although the sentiment and some of the informational anarchy of the event is reflected in the newspaper, it is produced by experienced, if far from objective, journalists.

Elias and Ismael had helped solicit the quote, sending options to Cannon and Padgett, and although the sentiment was genuine, it felt premature.