Sentence examples for subjective sentencing from inspiring English sources

The book provided the intellectual impetus for federal sentencing guidelines, which, despite their many detractors, sought to bring order to the highly subjective sentencing process.

There are both objective and subjective sentences in wireless platforms.

More specifically, there are both kinds, objective and subjective, of components in subjective sentence.

We only retain the subjective sentences whose labels are agreed upon by other annotators.

For each language, evaluative and subjective sentences are identified while others are discarded.

We labeled the subjective sentences of financial reports from different industries.

The final sample set contained 2001 subjective sentences with a general emotional tendency and 4181 groups of related object descriptions.

There are both objective and subjective sentences in text, such as the sentence "She says, because her lab is used to study lots of things" is one objective sentence while "MacPhee would be happy to eat it!" is one subjective sentence.

The research framework is shown in Fig. 1 and includes 4 steps: (1) data collection and preprocessing, (2) subjective sentence identification, emotional trend classification, and object description extraction, (3) the object library of the financial reports, and (4) empirical analysis.

The first of them, applied by OpinionFinder and Pattern.en, for instance, splits this task into two steps: (i) identifying sentences with no sentiment, also named as objective vs. neutral sentences and then (ii) detecting the polarity (positive or negative), only for the subjective sentences.

An example of a subjective sentence having comparison is "The sound effects of game X are much better than that of game Y" whereas an example of objective sentence with comparison is "Game X has twice as many control options as that of Game Y".