"We inherited a sentiment of doom and gloom.
Of note, participants also described barriers that prevented them from feeling a sentiment of belonging.
Bizarrely, James spent a few minutes of the debate on whether Cleveland might someday retire his jersey (insert sounds of bafflement here), which is just the sort of out-of-touch sentiment that convinces Jason Whitlock of Foxsports.com that James has no connection to reality.
Likewise, in an impassioned dissent in Schuette v. BAMN, an affirmative-action case decided last term, Justice Sotomayor wrote that the conservative majority's tendency to deny, or wish away, the relevance of race was "a sentiment out of touch with reality".
Owners prefer the label of "farm" to "factory" not out of sentiment but because factories have stricter environmental codes.
These days, most of us preserve out of sentiment and curiosity; the resulting jars, usually dark brown and always, always sticky, aren't exactly keeping us alive.
By Charlotte Mendelson September 27, 2017 These days, most of us preserve out of sentiment and curiosity; the resulting jars, usually dark brown and always sticky, aren't exactly keeping us alive.
To illustrate what kind of insights can come out of sentiment analysis, Empatika created some word clouds from reviews of the top apps it analyzed.
But never mind that: the Internet buzz around "Fuller House" is trending toward being more positive than groan-inducing, sadly, according to social analytics provider Topsy, which has assigned "Fuller House" a sentiment score of 59 out of 100 based on the day's tweets and other shares.
A sentiment index of 100 indicates neutrality in responses to sentiment questionnaire.
