Sentence examples for comprehensive sentiment from inspiring English sources
The method relies on part-of-speech tagging, shallow chunk parsing, dependency parsing, large hand-labelled compositional sentiment lexica, and a comprehensive sentiment grammar with a large set of recursive compositional sentiment logic and propagation rules.
Ms. Henry said that statistics on gross domestic product alone did not always give a comprehensive indicator of economic sentiment within a country.
Consequently, a more comprehensive analysis can be undertaken regarding the sentiment as opposed to positive negative-neutral classification.
To be sure, the report and its authors acknowledge it's not a comprehensive account of jihadi or even pro Islamic State sentiment in Germany.
Adam Smith developed a comprehensive and somewhat unusual version of moral sentimentalism in his Theory of Moral Sentiments (1759, TMS).
Paul expressed similar sentiments during the debate over the comprehensive immigration bill that passed the Senate in 2013.
To the extent that Twitter activity reflects sentiment among influential politicians, journalists, and activists, proponents of comprehensive immigration reform can feel encouraged.
In such sentiments lie Mr. Sessions's motivations, said Representative Luis V. Gutierrez, Democrat of Illinois, who has been pressing for comprehensive immigration legislation as long as Mr. Sessions has been fighting it.
"Inception" is nominally humanist in its sentiments, but you can't help feeling that, for Nolan, character quirks are just fungible elements in a comprehensive visual scheme.
His sentiments were echoed by the White House which issued a statement saying the extension offered a "credible prospect for a comprehensive deal".
