Sentence examples for case sentiment from inspiring English sources

He adds that "the only time the gap between economic data and economic sentiment was as wide as it was in the past couple of months was in late 1999 and early 2000 when the opposite of the current situation was the case: sentiment was much more positive than the data".

In this case, sentiments and appeals to irrational feelings were decisive.

Either moral concepts spring from reason, in which case rationalism is correct, or from sentiment, in which case sentimentalism is correct.

The definition of the axes, adapted from the software output, is: Relative Frequency: a measure of the conditional probability of the concept in a sub-period, given the category (in this case positive/negative sentiment), e.g. given we are looking at occurrences of positive or negative sentiment, how likely is it that the concept "patient" in the sub-period 1992 94 is mentioned?

In my case, that sentiment is particularly meaningful.

In this case the sentiment was apparently misplaced.

Fletcher, though, feared getting too friendly with the other actors, in case the sentiment seeped into her performance.

By Dunleavy's own admission, he has a reflexive sympathy for police officers, and in the Louima case that sentiment initially extended to Justin Volpe.

In this case, the sentiment analysis is misleading and the revenue analysis is incomplete.

In either case, the sentiment of clear animosity that is shown toward the respective other half of society is puzzling, to say the least.

Yet in other cases, consumer sentiment hasn't seemed to have much impact on unpopular changes like, for instance, the addition of fees for checked bags by many major airlines.