Sentence examples for varying sentiment from inspiring English sources

This varying sentiment is one of the driving forces behind votes for the French National Front and similar right-wing political parties throughout Europe.

The years of continuous investigations, indictments and rulings have been accompanied by the same dynamic throughout: the leader of the Freedom party is seen as a "martyr" by the ruling classes and voters of the right, and as a criminal by the ruling classes and voters of the left, albeit with varying degrees of sentiment.

For positive sentiment, there were varying degrees of negative correlation to ILI visits, e.g., 54% of locations in the southeast and 75% of locations in the south central U.S. For the west coast, those locations with a higher percent of military to civilians showed a similar negative correlation between ILI and positive sentiment.

Research commissioned by the national and regional governments and presented to the lower house last month found that nearly half of Italians between the ages 18 and 29 express varying degrees of xenophobic or racist sentiments.

Numerous players shared sentiments with the crowd, with a varying range of emotion.

LONDON — It seems appropriate that it was a playwright, George Bernard Shaw, who first remarked that Britain and America were two nations divided by a common tongue, a sentiment that has also been attributed at varying times and in slightly altered turns of phrase to Winston Churchill and Oscar Wilde.

Generally, we see strong agreement within dictionaries with varying stop values Δh. Figure 9 Pearson's r correlation between daily resolution Twitter sentiment time series for each sentiment dictionary.

It is a sentiment echoed by the other band members, for whom music, in varying shapes and forms, represents the opportunity for openness and self-expression.

While internal anti-nuclear and antiwar sentiment roiled the national identity over the decades, and the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists set its clock at varying minutes before midnight (right now it's at five minutes till), the national mainstream maintained its unquestioning patriotism and the military-industrial economy grew increasingly entrenched.

At varying times.

With widely varying results.