Sentence examples for better sentiment from inspiring English sources

"For the time being we are trading off much better sentiment".

But the survey also showed some reluctance among consumers to start spending more, despite the better sentiment.

Finally, a custom sentiment model, trained on manually labeled domain-specific tweets, is applied to produce better sentiment classification results.

Therefore, the results indicate that the high-quality domain-specific tweets produce better sentiment models even if the number of such tweets is lower.

Our previous research in sentiment analysis of Twitter data in politics and stock market suggests that different vocabularies are used in different domains and that high-quality expert labeling of domain-specific tweets yields better sentiment models.

And today there's FOMO (that's "fear of missing out"), for which there is no better sentiment to capture the anxiety or depression of a Friday night spent alone, Instagram-stalking your friends out doing better things, in a room lit by a single iPhone screen.

Amid so much theatre that simply confirms its audience's liberal sympathies, Confirmation is that rare and valuable thing: a piece that makes you alert to your own selective use of evidence and doesn't slide into a fuzzy let's-all-listen-to-and-understand-each-other-better sentiment.

It was better than sentiment, better than the sound of trumpets and drums.

Better market sentiment may be down to nothing more than the aspirin from the ECB.

Mr. Krzeminski said some changes in the village since he was a boy have not been for the better, a sentiment shared by Frances C. Nugent, who is the city clerk for Rye.

"Rather than seeing it as repetition," she says, "it's about trying to make it more efficient, faster, better". The sentiment echoes the Japanese principle of kaizen, described in the 2012 documentary Jiro Dreams of Sushi: to perform one's duties each day better than the last.