Sentence examples for new sentiments from inspiring English sources

In neither the Treatise nor the second Enquiry does Hume spend any significant time on how we might learn to acquire new sentiments or alter the ones we have.

Some analysts say the campaign may fit a new sentiment toward honesty and simplicity that was evolving before Sept. 11.

Several new sentiment analysis companies are trying to tap into the growing business interest in what is being said online.

Hoping that one of those wingers might eventually fill the void in the centre is not a new sentiment, but nobody expected it would be Nani.

And because so many fund investors try to do so anyway, the study suggests that these fund flows provide a new sentiment indicator for gauging excessive pessimism or optimism.

The "In case of Rapture, this car will be driverless" bumper stickers were a fad that was hardly limited to north Florida and simply meant "I'm holier than thou"—not exactly a new sentiment.

But growing among all the shirts and stuffed animals and plastic banners, from nearby apartments and in a neighborhood letter-writing campaign, is a quiet new sentiment about the fence: It looks awful.

In the 60 years since the adoption of the UDHR these things have happened, and they have happened because of the new sentiment it introduced to the world: that is the beginning of something not just better, but good.

But this was not a new sentiment.

Our analysis also serves as a template for further comparisons of the words across new sentiment dictionaries.

Nonetheless, the recent turnaround in interest rate sensitive financial stocks has signaled the beginning of new sentiment in the market, says Alan Ackerman of Fahnestock & Co.