Sentence examples for negative context from inspiring English sources

Our analysis at the individual level reveals that users are more integrated in the movement, measured by their k-core centrality, if they exhibit higher levels of engagement and express stronger negativity, in line with the overall negative context of the movement (indignants).

But too often, unfortunately, too much is made of it in a negative context.

Why? "Well, I'm the only person who mentions Murdoch in a negative context.

"In teen argot, the word 'gay' has a negative context," Mr. Tingley said.

This is certainly good advice, but it approaches the notion of an ideal man from a purely negative context.

For many viewers, these programmes may be the first time they have seen young males portrayed in anything other than a negative context.

There's definitely a subtle change afoot in the movies, as the idea of product placement in negative contexts gains traction.

However, mesocarnivores are rarely appreciated for their services of waste removal, and are mostly cited in negative contexts in the literature.

By contrast, the individualistic group did not engage object or localized face processing regions as predicted, but rather demonstrated heightened appraisal and self-referential activations in medial prefrontal and temporoparietal regions to negative contexts – again suggesting compensatory processes when focal cues were absent.

In Japan many physicians are wary of prescribing oral contraceptives after learning about them in negative contexts in internal medicine courses, says Teruko Fujii, head of Schering's fertility control business in Japan.

Moreover, it is also prejudicial, because it is unfailingly used in only negative contexts, which perpetuates negative images of Islam.