Sentence examples for managing sentiment from inspiring English sources

As a result, analyzing and managing sentiment for text has become meaningful and challenging tasks in the area of affective computing, especially in microblog, which is one typical product of wireless.

It is unlikely to make much of a dent, at least in the short term, in the politically contentious trade surplus, particularly with the U.S. That, though, makes none the less urgent Beijing's need to manage rising protectionist sentiment in the U.S. and the European Union and concern over its growing coffer of foreign exchange reserves, particularly its dollar-denominated ones.

It was a publicity win for the Golden Arches, and a lesson for other companies in how to use online media to manage potentially negative sentiment.

Shelby also voiced support for how federal research officials are managing their agencies, a sentiment that is not shared by some of his Republican colleagues in the House of Representatives.

This sentiment has managed to survive into our century.

But politicians of all stripes think India is trying to micro-manage Nepal and anti-Indian sentiment runs high.

When she meets people who live in or near Beatrice, she hears the same sentiment: "You guys managed to get away with this".

Indeed, it managed to inspire the polar opposite sentiment among non-nerds — generating a pejorative descriptor ('Glassholes') to describe wearers of the gizmo.

In an email to me, Will Blunt, Managing Editor of StarChefs.com, shared my sentiments on Albert Adria.

Eric Paley, managing partner at Founder Collective, echoed that sentiment.

Mr. Koizumi's visit to China last week managed to avoid any brush with popular sentiment.