Sentence examples for primary sentiment from inspiring English sources

The response after the UN announcement was instant on social media as well as in ensuing articles and commentary globally, with the primary sentiment being disbelief.

Complex emotions are various combination of six primary sentiments.

There are six kinds of primary sentiments including love, joy, surprise, anger, sadness, and fear.

The second step in Crummell's Natural Rights Argument holds that rights may be inferred from the "settled and primary sentiments" of human nature as well as from the "original grounds of high dignities" and "exalted tendencies" of our common humanity ("New York Convention Address," 201).

But as he circles Blackbeard, Lowe projects an objectivity that is refreshing to see on television, with its penchant for primary-colored sentiment and/or cynicism.

The ability to provide data on public opinion in real time is a primary attraction of sentiment analysis.

Senator Clinton's support of the Iraq war may help her 2006 Senate campaign, but will weaken her chances in presidential primaries, since antiwar sentiment among Democratic voters is high.

This is such a plain sentiment, so primary, so outmoded -- it's almost flooring in its purity.

For all the talk that the Tea Party had dissipated, after it helped drive the Republican Party in the 2010 Congressional elections, the South Carolina primary suggested that antiestablishment sentiment can wield influence in a primary.

On paper, given his affiliation with Mr. Obama, Mr. Huntsman would seem to be facing a tough time in a primary where anti-Obama sentiment is expected to run high.

Over the past year, Donald Trump has made anti-Mexican sentiment a primary driver of his presidential campaign.