Sentence examples for latent sentiment from inspiring English sources

Several other features that have been used for modeling events on social media are worth mentioning, such as, users involved in an event [17], the credibility of the information that is published [4], and latent sentiment of content [18], among others.

I suspect he may have been tapping into some latent sentiment on even the Republican side that they've gotten too extreme in their imposition of particular interpretations of Scripture on the rest of us.

The old general believed that latent Southern Unionist sentiment, together with a coastal blockade and control of the Mississippi River, would eventually topple the rebel government.

Yet latent in the sentiment that our students are our teachers is an important truth.

The fact that they have polled so well is testament to the strength of latent anti-Labour sentiment upon which they have capitalised.

But the paltry Union Carbide payments and the fact that Mr. Anderson was able to find sanctuary in the United States fanned the always latent anti-multinational sentiment in India.

For his part, Father Kirk said that the Vatican's offer of fast-track conversion had revealed the "latent anti-Catholic sentiment" among "some quite distinguished Anglicans".

Mr. Morales, who was raised by a poor farmer and became a peasant leader and member of Congress, has reached out to Bolivians fed up with corrupt politicians while mining latent anti-American sentiment.

Such latent anti-semitic sentiment re-emerged in his book Wastelands, a laboured and impenetrable work which sought to explain the Holocaust - and triggered allegations of racism and anti-semitism.

Strikes at Japanese-owned factories pose a particular dilemma for Chinese authorities because of latent anti-Japanese sentiment that has lingered since World War II and the 1930s, when Japanese troops occupied most of coastal China.

A Large-Scale Quantitative Analysis of Latent Factors and Sentiment in Online Doctor Reviews.