Sentence examples for changing sentiments from inspiring English sources

An unusual groundswell of support from House Republicans for a Massachusetts liberal's measure is a stark example of changing sentiments on Afghanistan.

Examining the content of books and other print media written over a longer period might well register different, and changing, sentiments about historical events over time.

[C1.] Two Iraq Milestones Elicited Different Coverage News media outlets gave more coverage to the 2,000th death in Iraq last week than they did to the 1,000th death last year -- perhaps evidence of changing sentiments on the war.

More than anything, the changing sentiments seem to be a reflection of the strains placed on the system by a surge in ridership since discounts and free transfers were introduced with the MetroCard in 1997 and 1998.

And the changing sentiments about the war have provided a new affirmation for the position taken by Howard Dean, the former Vermont governor whose opposition to the war has helped power him into the front tier of the Democratic competition.

But it took effective grassroots organizing to translate these changing sentiments into public policy.

At each stage, it computes the changing sentiment of the sentence.

The summit host, Nicolas Sarkozy, took credit for changing sentiment in Greece, saying "the message addressed to the whole Greek political class by France and Germany" had focused minds.

But despite the rapidly changing sentiment regarding refugees from Syria a clear majority still backed the government's overall asylum policies.

Ricot Dupuy, the manager of Radio Soleil, a Creole-language station with storefront offices on Nostrand Avenue in Flatbush, Brooklyn, said that suggestions of changing sentiment in Washington seemed to have calmed Haitians in New York.

There are some extra mechanics that go into this, but it's worth noting simply because it's indicative of both the changing sentiment around Snap and Twitter.