Sentence examples for split sentiments from inspiring English sources

While the rioting mainly involved the working class, middle and upper-class New Yorkers had split sentiments on the draft and use of federal power or martial law to enforce it.

I say that that Ai Wei Wei's feelings must be similar to his own love-hate relationship with Belgium - and in fact Ai WeiWei though he had strongly split sentiments about his native country, was fond of Belgium.

Yesterday Mitrovica was a city split by powerful sentiment as much as ethnicity.

The moderate parties were split in half in sentiment on the E.D.C.

While most agree that the civil actions are a measure of progress, sentiment is split on whether settlements are enough to discourage dishonest traders.

Even if it did, Turkish people are split in their opinion of membership and their government is simmering with anti-EU sentiment.

Local sentiment last week seemed split along gender lines.

In a big city buffeted by endless change, such zoning proposals may sound routine, but neighborhood sentiment is sharply split.

In its simplest form, sentiment words are split into positive and negative as binary distribution.

These flourished during the period of Chinese nationalism in the final years of China's Qing Dynasty and through the Second Sino-Japanese War; however, differences in the object of nationalist sentiments brought about a split in the population.

And in a city split between pro-separatist and pro-Kiev sentiment, what happened and who was to blame depended on which media outlet you followed.