Sentence examples for category of negative from inspiring English sources

The description of his boss – "Grade is a ****" – would certainly have fallen into the category of negative words as described in Professor Lavie's research.

But, after courageous and careful interrogation of his feelings, he embraced the position of the stoics, who placed grief in a category of negative passions or humours, forbidden to their sages, which included malice, envy, jealousy, pity, worry and melancholy (from melas, "black", and khole, "bile").

A third category of negative comments was vituperative in tone: the comments questioned my intelligence, my analytic capability, my bona fides, my work ethic, my motivations, my financial integrity and even my right to say anything about Google+ at all.

We don't want to talk about, we sometimes want to put it aside into that category of negative things that feel uncomfortable.

Table 6 covers the broad category of negative thinking and negative self-evaluation.

Descriptions of humiliating or physically traumatic events in an uneven power struggle with dentists filled this category of negative dentist behaviors as illustrated in the following case study.

We expected that truth tellers would display more felt emotion via the LIWC categories of Negative Emotion and Anxiety than deceivers.

The highest odds of inadequate prenatal care were associated with barriers in the categories of "negative attitudes toward pregnancy", "negative attitudes toward prenatal care", and "psychosocial issues".

There was a similar small variation in the assessment of the same histological section by two observers with agreement in 97.4% of cases, corresponding to a κ-score of 0.94 when divided into the broad categories of negative and positive.

Six categories of negative statements emerged from the analysis, relating to: organisation and environment, staff attitudes and behaviour, breastfeeding support, information, the role of the father and attention to the mother (Table 2).

History of depressive symptoms was defined as a General Health Questionnaire score greater than 4. Characteristics of participants across different categories of negative aspects of social relationships were assessed by χ test for categorical variables and by analysis of variance for continuous variables.