Sentence examples for sentiment seen from inspiring English sources

IG analyst Joshua Mahony said: "Despite the anxiety and initial risk-off sentiment seen early on Monday, markets are typically very resilient to the threat posed by terrorism".

But giving him the award would show the Nobel committee's despair at the anti-globalisation sentiment seen in Europe and the US.

Such a rush back to stocks is more akin to the irrational exuberance of the later stages of a maturing bull market than the sentiment seen early in a new one.

In a speech here that his campaign described as the kind of pointed but respectful approach he will take for the rest of the campaign, Mr. McCain sought to tap into the anti-Clinton sentiment seen to be driving many Republican primary voters, particularly in New Hampshire.

Given the recent drop in pessimistic sentiment seen in the volatility indexes and the CBOE equity put/call ratio, we may very well see the bull/bear ratio begin to climb quickly, which would warrant some caution.

In contrast, buoyancy of the economy did appear to increase sharply between September 2009 and March 2010, as indicated by measures of consumer sentiment (see Fig. 2 for associated detail).

Several state-controlled Chinese firms are trying to buy stakes in debt-burdened Australian mining companies, but have run into political opposition and rising nationalist sentiment (See "Chinese 'Spying' Rattles Australia").

I said in my introduction that there is a broad consensus among philosophers of science that evolutionary psychology is a deeply flawed enterprise and some philosophers of biology continue to remind us of this sentiment (see e.g. Dupre 2012).

The third measure is log market turnover (TV).5 High market turnover is often an indicator that a 'bubble' is forming in the market and should, therefore, be positively related to investor sentiment (see Baker and Wurgler 2006).

(For a very recent, related sentiment, see also Jillian Glover's thoughtful reflection from late January about suburbs as a laboratory for millennials to remake sprawl).

Such tensions were only worsened when Prussian money was attracted by Ghica into the development of a Romanian Railways system: later Romanian governments confronted themselves with the "Strousberg Affair", a volatile combination of investment scheme failure and anti-Prussian sentiment (see Republic of Ploiești).