"base sentiments" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe feelings and beliefs that are based on primitive or instinctive impulses rather than on intellectual analysis or ethical considerations. For example, "Her behavior was motivated by base sentiments such as revenge and hatred."
It is the base sentiment that Avigdor Lieberman's Foreign Ministry has courted in trying to make Israel appear to loom large by treating dignitaries from overseas to petty indignities and frank disrespect.
The tree impasse may not make it on any European security agenda, but the intense discussions here -- about the rising anti-base sentiments; about the loss of quality of life because of some distant threat -- reflect a broader unresolved debate in Europe.
Putin's pugnacious style, his evident glee at poking the United States in the eye, along with his mounting appeals to xenophobic, baser sentiments to shore up his domestic position, all rub Americans the wrong way.
In A Journey, we finally get the memoir that British political literature has been begging for: that of a grasping, blind, over-promoted, arch manipulator of the baser sentiments, a man who sent thousands of people to their deaths in Iraq so that he could prove with finality that he was a bigger man.
The current case comes during what is perhaps the largest wave of anti-base sentiment on Okinawa since the 1995 rape.
In aspect based sentiment analysis (ABSA), topics are used to represent product aspects or sentiment category.
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But anti-base sentiment has been festering in recent years, fed by concerns over the environment, economy and crime, among other issues.
Machine learning techniques have been applied to perform sentiment based opinion mining [18].
