Sentence examples similar to description of sentiment from inspiring English sources
Table 1 gives a general description of the sentiment scores for all the messages.
But while the refugees' descriptions of public sentiment may be incomplete, they painted a consistent picture of living conditions in Kabul.
As Austen's celebrated contemporary Sir Walter Scott wrote of her, "The Big Bow-wow strain I can do myself like any now going; but the exquisite touch, which renders ordinary commonplace things and characters interesting, from the truth of description and sentiment, is denied me".
Coming full circle back to her description of race prejudice as sentiment Cooper concludes: "Short sighted idiosyncrasies are but transient phenomena.
This section provides a brief description of the twenty-four sentence-level sentiment analysis methods investigated in this article.
In contrast with this, the naturalistic approach maintains that what is essential to Hume's account of the nature and conditions of responsible conduct is his description of the role that moral sentiment plays in this sphere.
The cleric's description of Rushdie as having "hurt the sentiments of Muslims all over the world" was widely reported in India, and prompted calls for Rushdie to be denied a visa.
Dan echoed Aaron's sentiments in his description of the effects of SC: You get to think you about to die.
What he wants to spend it on is sentiment, on earned sentiment, and "Beppo" contains a beautiful description of the joys of love: "But they were young: Oh! What without our youth / Would love be!
"A GROUNDSWELL of sentiment for peace".
