Sentence examples for sentiment reading from inspiring English sources

In fact, the last time we saw the weekly sentiment reading touch the 51% level for the bulls was in the last week of September.

I think you could use a Twitter algo to get a sentiment reading on particular topics, whether it is revolutions or how people feel about the economy.

In fact, I got the sentiment, reading this book, that he relishes the visceral binary reaction he evokes in others, setting you, the reader, up for a frustrating struggle as you try to get through it.

The consumer sentiment reading was below consensus forecasts.

The sentiment reading was well above the median forecast for a decline to 78 among economists surveyed by Reuters as consumers felt better about the economy.

Money flowed into Treasury notes again after the weak consumer sentiment reading and a report from the Labor Department showed consumer prices rose slightly in August.

As mentioned in one letter, Gerald was always adamant that the upside-down cross and any anti-religious sentiment read into the symbol was accidental.

We've had much internal discussion about the "sentiment read" we are getting from those quoted in the various financial media.

In part this suspicion goes back to old anti-Catholic sentiments, read in the light of key passages from Revelation.

Here's an excerpt from the Declaration of Sentiments read in Seneca Falls (click on the link to see the full text): "In entering upon the great work before us, we anticipate no small amount of misconception, misrepresentation and ridicule; but we shall use every instrumentality within our power to affect our object.

Clinton must have sensed that the overall sentiment after reading these cables is of a Washington suffering a nervous breakdown worthy of an Almodovar flick.