Sentence examples for direction of sentiments from inspiring English sources

Then, with middle age encroaching, my views radically changed, swerving in the direction of sentiments I associated with slogans in third-rate greetings cards.

According to the petition filed Monday, the 2006 law is powerful evidence of the direction of public sentiment.

The average corporate announcement from a magazine company boss resembles a word cloud into which a bunch of pious-sounding generalities have been herded before being pointed in the rough direction of a sentiment.

UPDATE: The other members of One Direction tweeted sentiments hours after the band announced Zayn Malik would leave One Direction.

WSJ/NBC pollsters said the survey showed some of the most dramatic shifts they had seen in decades in public attitudes toward the well-being of the country, the direction of the economy and wider political sentiment, according to the Journal.

Ms. Burlingame captured the whirl of sentiments.

Sentiment analysis is about the classification of sentiments expressed in review documents.

A popular branch of technical analysis incorporates readings of investor sentiment to divine the direction of the market and individual stocks.

While the underlying growth of mobile Internet remains strong (almost 3x revenue growth forecast to $850 billion by 2018), the rest of the year will determine whether investor and consolidator sentiment changes the current direction of the market.

Third Party movements have helped shift public sentiment and influence the direction of the two major parties.

It's the discussion of this region and this sentiment -- and the future direction of both -- that will be the focus of this blog.