These are some of the written, spoken, whispered and silent or implied sentiments being expressed by some Kenyans, especially political leaders.
Sentiment carriers imply sentiment orientation of users for entities.
As implied by sentiment theory (see Sect. 1), sentiment has a medium-term reversal effect on returns.
Such voices imply the sentiment that "he may be a racist, but he's our racist".
They intuited that Ms. Stanjeski would be able to provide what was "not meant to be evocative of great art but evocative of the sickly sentiment" implied in Mr. Nichols's play.
Analysts said the change in sentiment implied by the rise is puzzling, given that the Bank of Japan pumped money into the financial system at the end of 2000 to meet normal year-end cash needs and has yet to mop up the extra liquidity.
The appreciation of our kinship with nonhuman animals and the sense of the unity and coherence of the natural world that Darwinism implies arouse sentiments as respectful as those experienced by religious believers while leaving no doubt that the remediation of social injustice and the restoration and repair of the environment are up to us.
For example, the occurrence of "Russia," "AES-Telasi," and "protest" in the same sentence implies a negative sentiment in the relationship between Russia and the electricity investor AES-Telasi.
Aristotle said that the aim of education is to equip us to make noble use of our leisure: and this fine sentiment implies that leisure is properly an opportunity to enjoy what makes us flourish: to pursue the arts, to reflect, to deepen understanding, to further friendships, and to pursue excellence.
These high percentiles imply that investor sentiment is tilted to the pessimistic side, another brick in the wall of worry that should keep the bull run intact.
This sentiment implies reciprocity: the expectation that, in times of need, one could also benefit from the solidarity of fellow citizens (Miller, 1995; Canovan, 1996).
