Sentence examples for from a sentiment of from inspiring English sources

In the first season, "Meet the Composer" occasionally suffered from a sentiment of boosterism: the interviewees primarily comprised composers within Sirota's immediate circle of collaborators.

She even came up with the title: Is That All There Is? Apart from echoing a sentiment of disillusion, the question reminds me of a scene in a movie about mistaken identity ("The Big Lebowski").

Of note, participants also described barriers that prevented them from feeling a sentiment of belonging.

"From a sentiment point of view, the heatmap is a reflection of the velocity of social interest.

The mood comes from a "sentiment analysis" of recent Guardian articles, as it happens (on average reading the Guardian is a downer, apparently, apart from the stuff about gardening).

Apart from a sentiment value, the aspect of the local context of a word is usually taken into consideration, such as negation or intensification.

From a sentiment perspective, there are plenty of TJX bears that could be shaken out of their short positions should the shares extend their recent breakout.

From a sentiment perspective, CMG has plenty of sideline money available that could further extend the stock's uptrend.

From a sentiment perspective STX has plenty of sideline money available that could further extend the stock's uptrend.

From a sentiment perspective, options players are skeptical of the shares.

From a sentiment perspective, investors are extremely skeptical of the shares.