Sentence examples for sentence characteristics from inspiring English sources

Several existing sentence-level sentiment analysis methods, like VADER [15] and SO-CAL [31], combine a lexicon and the processing of the sentence characteristics to determine a sentence polarity.

Of last year's 10 best-selling novels, five were originally cellphone novels, mostly love stories written in the short sentences characteristic of text messaging but containing little of the plotting or character development found in traditional novels.

The analysis of the legislation was carried out in terms of the criteria for the inclusion and removal of DNA profiles, namely: the type of crime committed; the maximum length of the potential sentence; the characteristics of the individual concerned and his/her likelihood of re-offending; and the periods and conditions for retention of profiles.

That sentence is characteristic not because of its subject – the mannerisms of the ruling class – but because of its phrasing.

This sentence, of characteristic vigor, reveals that Victor Davis Hanson's latest book deals with themes currently unfashionable among most academic historians: battles, individuals, males, the classical period, the West.

Dravidian languages use subject object verb (SOV) word order; the verb occupies the final position in a sentence, a characteristic that is also true of the Indo-Aryan languages.

The verbless sentences are characteristic, the first job of his narrative being simply to set down what was of the moment.

Take this characteristic sentence.

A characteristic sentence is one in which self-consolation is declined.

A characteristic sentence begins, "Yet another of the great questions that can never be answered regarding the life history of this species is how many times a year they bred".

Recalling a childhood friend, Clementine Stark, the narrator delivers a characteristic sentence opening: "Her father was about to have a heart attack …" Cal cannot but know this upcoming eventuality.