Sentence examples for understood sentiment from inspiring English sources

At a news conference with the Egyptian foreign minister, Amr Moussa, Egyptian journalists were extremely critical of American policy toward Iraq, and Mr. Moussa himself said he did not believe that Iraq presented a threat to Egypt, but that he understood sentiment was different in Kuwait, which Iraq invaded a decade ago.

The Einstein Sentiment tool uses advanced technology to understand sentiment, even in cases when it is not entirely clear from the wording.

The company has raised over $64 million since it emerged from the MIT Human Dynamics Lab back in 2007 trying to use the artificial intelligence technology available at the time to understand sentiment and apply it in a business context.

As a mum to two boys, I understood the sentiment.

"Many people didn't understand all the words, but they understood the sentiment".

Coach Dick Farley, standing outside his locker room late today, understood that sentiment.

While Mr. Perry doesn't want to copy Arizona's immigration law, he said during the campaign that he understood the sentiment that led to it, and that Texas should step in and protect its borders if the federal government won't.

Mr Wilders's views remain popular, as shown by the steady rise in support for the left-wing Socialist Party, whose leader, Emile Roemer, insisted this week that he fully "understood the sentiment" behind the Freedom Party's website.

Victoria's police commissioner Graham Ashton told 3AW this week that he understood the sentiment around such calls but the expert advice he had received was that there was no evidence that it improved public safety.

George Bailey understood the sentiment behind that quote.

He understood the sentiment, but suggested the players in question would suffer guilt by association.