Sentence examples for extent of sentiment from inspiring English sources

:-)," I think you're not sure I understand the extent of sentiment in that seven-word message.

Frequency and extent of sentiment associations with the nursing concept were compared with the sentiment associations of nine other selected concepts: clinical, community, family, hospital, medical, patients, prevention, social, treatment.

Figure  2 is a quadrant: the x axis is a measure of the extent of sentiment association (of any kind) and the y axis is a measure of the proportion of that association that is positive (versus negative since we are dealing with only sentiment terms).

It is also the case however, that differential access to the polls may in fact mask the extent of egalitarian sentiment that actually exists among the population, as distinct from those able with access to the voting booth.

Deutsche Bank Securities said recently it expects the communications-equipment sector to report weak third-quarter results, though "given the extent of negative sentiment among investors, we do not believe this will represent much of a surprise".

But is this the extent of anti-airstrike sentiment?

The extent of anti-establishment sentiment is hard to gauge.

As the agents asked him about the political leanings of his group and the extent of anti-American sentiment on campus, he relaxed a bit, comfortable that he was not a suspect.

To a large extent, the sentiments of biotech investment in start-ups is linked closely to the equity market.

Here is another reading of Mosse's purple tincture – the CNDP was launched, to a certain extent, out of a sentiment of sour grapes.

Grillo has repeatedly called for a referendum on Italy's membership of the single European currency, though it is unclear to what extent that sentiment is shared by his MPs and voters.