Sentence examples for intended sentiment from inspiring English sources

In order to facilitate sentiment analysis of user-generated content, Hogenboom et al. proposed to map sentiment conveyed by unstructured natural language text to universal star ratings, capturing intended sentiment.

The results of our experiments revealed language-specific sentiment scores can separate universal classes of intended sentiment from one another to a limited extent [28].

His substitution with a couple of minutes to go may not have been intended as sentiment by Bauza, but it allowed him an appropriate ovation.

It is precisely the kind of embarrassing thing we shout at the people closest to us right when we are at our most vulnerable; it is a sentiment intended for an audience of one.

President Bush expressed alarm today over the possible activities of a new Pentagon office intended to influence public sentiment abroad and strongly endorsed efforts to disband or reconfigure the agency.

Instead they waived that pretension to create a uniform society and permitted socio-cultural variety, intended to befit traditional sentiments.

The speech by the opposition leader seemed intended to whip up nationalist sentiment.

Such a "sentiment analysis" is intended to identify potential threats to the nation, security officials said.

He accused Mr Cameron of warning against a "Scottish menace" that was intended to foment anti-Scottish sentiment in England.

The leaders also agreed to "name and shame" countries that erected trade barriers, intended to resist growing protectionist sentiment.

His offer is intended to address the mounting sentiment in his Conservative Party, normally an ally of big business, that Britain might be better off outside the European Union, which has never gained wholehearted backing in Britain.