Sentence examples for ambiguous sentiments from inspiring English sources
Even at a village elder's home, where many of the household's men spent time over recent years in American-run detention facilities here and elsewhere, the imminent end of the American war has brought forth the same ambiguous sentiments.
The Stern Auditorium hosts American Symphony Orchestra for two one-act operas on October 19: Krenek's Der Diktator explores the rise of Mussolini while Strauss' Day of Peace remains controversial for its ambiguous sentiments towards Nazis.
The most ambiguous findings lie in the sentiment analysis.
Public opinion is ambiguous.
But today's far more ambiguous political struggle, perhaps no less dangerous, is still ordered by the sentiments that propelled intercommunal killing.
Tanzanian history has been characterised by an ambiguous and shifting landscape of state regulation, economic reforms, decentralisation and emerging democratic sentiments.
SMeDA-SA performs its task by first extracting ambiguous textual messages from these tweets to create a list of words that reflects public sentiment.
Philip L. Simpson echoes this sentiment in his book Psycho Paths: Tracking the Serial Killer through Contemporary American Film, calling Manhunter a "profoundly ambiguous and destabilizing film" which creates "uncomfortable affinities between protagonist and antagonist".
The article calls for embedding the assessment of working conditions in a broader Tanzanian historical/political context which has been characterised by an ambiguous and shifting landscape of considerable state regulation, extensive economic reforms and decentralisation, and more recently by emerging democratic sentiments.
