Sentence examples for implicit sentiment from inspiring English sources

More than words: Syntactic packaging and implicit sentiment.

Its absence spoke volumes and the implicit sentiment was clear.

An implicit sentiment is usually conveyed through some neutral words, making judgement of its sentiment polarity difficult.

For the issue of implicit sentiment analysis, our next step is to be able to detect the existence of such sentiment within the scope of a particular product.

The second limitation is that since our sentiment analysis scheme proposed in this study relies on the occurrence of sentiment tokens, the scheme may not work well for those reviews that purely contain implicit sentiments.

Maybe so, but Mr. Sharon's confrontational staging emphatically underscored implicit antiwar sentiments.

Investors acting upon sentiment implicit in media reports would have been able to improve their investment performance, as measured by Sharpe ratios and Jensen's alphas.

Implicit in that sentiment is that a homeless addict is not "innocent", but an agent of his or her own mistakes.

Along with his forty thousand fellow-spectators, perhaps President Xi caught the implicit second half of that sentiment: absent the spirit with which the Games are meant to be played, it is nothing but an excuse for a very expensive party.

In a 2012 study, some fifty-six per cent of Americans were found to hold what the Associated Press terms implicit "anti-black sentiments," an increase of seven percentage points in four years.

Leaving aside the poverty of imagination and aspiration implicit in such a sentiment, it also ignores hardheaded economic reality: Britain, and London in particular, makes big money from culture.