Sentence examples for sentiments and values from inspiring English sources

Durkheim explained that society was held together by a collective conscience -- shared assumptions, sentiments and values.

Both Toryism and socialism brought sentiments and values from a distant past into contemporary politics.

How they have honored the victims of the schoolhouse massacre reveals their spiritual sentiments and religious values.

For a given message, in the first step of the classification process, all evidence and sentiment values are combined by using Eqs.

A self-declared singer of "peoples ballads," Guthrie loathed Tin Pan Alley music -- its grandiose production values, cloying sentiments and "sissy-voiced" crooners.

Instead, the model claims that when assessing intentional action, people not only attend to their representation of a person's "surface" self her expectations, means-end beliefs, moment-to-moment intentions, and conditional desires but also to their representation of the person's "deep" self, which harbors her sentiments, values, and core principles.

The work is notable for Sei Shōnagon's sensitive descriptions of nature and everyday life and for its mingling of appreciative sentiments and the detached, even caustic, value judgments typical of a sophisticated court lady.

It allows for both response-dependent views that embrace normative reduction (by using a notion of "appropriate" sentiments) and views that instead reduce value to natural facts (about what sentiments are "called forth").

Initially the algorithm compared the absolute values of the two sentiments and classified tweet as positive or negative, depending on which of the values was greater.

Lists of positive and negative words and short phrases were given predefined sentiment values, and text was then given an overall score according to which ones it contained.

We analyze the content of a large set of tweets about the 15M movement, extracting sentiment values and semantic content related to social and cognitive processes.