Given a document and an entity the task is to select the author's sentiment towards the entity. Sentiments can be Positive, Neutral and Negative. Select Positive if the article expresses a positive view towards the given entity or praises its quality or skills. Select Neutral if the document expresses no clear view towards the entity or has equal amounts of positive and negative statements or expressing some fact/quote by someone else. Select Negative if the article expresses a negative view towards like harsh remarks, criticizing entities action/decision etc. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
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Question: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Roy Moore Christian ? CLOSE Alabama voters are getting a recorded phone call of President Donald Trump saying he needs Republican  Roy Moore  in the U.S. Senate. The recording includes Trump saying progress on his agenda will be "stopped cold" Democrat Doug Jones is elected. (Dec. 11) AP
"Huntsville is Republican territory but not  Roy Moore  territory " said Joseph Smith  chair of the Department of Political Science at the University of Alabama. "That's a place where you might see a drop off in Republican voting." Madison County is also one of the most populous in the state  so both candidates need to perform well there.
If Jones can keep  Moore  at or below Trump's numbers in Madison County   he  may have a chance.
This is a key part of the equation in the Huntsville area as well as in Mobile County  the second largest county in the state.  Moore  is a controversial conservative who has twice been removed from  his  position as chief justice on the Alabama Supreme Court for refusing to enforce laws  he  felt violated  his  Christian beliefs  a kind of religious indignation that is less popular among suburban women.
In addition  the explosive allegations against  Moore  — that  he  pursued romantic contact with teenage girls when  he  was in  his  30s — could cost  him  the support of some women who traditionally vote Republican.

Answer: Neutral


Question: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Ted Cruz ? Cruz : When Robbie returned my junior independent research paper , the front corner was folded over . 
In the four years since he made national headlines for his infamous marathon speech against Obamacare , Senator Ted Cruz has become a household name -- first as an ambitious young senator , then as a presidential candidate . 
Kitchener : You were already a well-respected professor by the time Senator Cruz arrived at Princeton . 
Read more But 25 years ago , Cruz was an undergraduate student at Princeton . 
George was Cruz 's constitutional-law professor and his thesis adviser . 
Cruz credits George with pushing him to not only think about the Constitution more deeply , but to constantly revisit his own beliefs . 
On the presidential campaign trail , Cruz regularly turned to George for advice . 
For The Atlantic 's series "On the Shoulders of Giants ," I spoke with Cruz and George about their mentor-mentee relationship . 
Caroline Kitchener : How is the Ted Cruz that you know today different from the Ted Cruz that you knew when he was a student ? 
Ted Cruz : If you were a person on the left , you had a multitude of mentors available on the faculty . 
Cruz : Professor George is scrupulously fair . 
Kitchener : Senator Cruz , when you think back on your time at school with Professor George , what memory sticks out most ?

Answer: Positive


Question: What is the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Kaz Hirai ? Sony has rediscovered  its "missing DNA " outgoing CEO Kaz Hirai  has said.
"We're here to wow people "  Hirai  told CNBC for Fortt Knox in January.
"That was the missing DNA  and I think we had lost it somewhere along the way because we decided we're going to compete on price features and functionality "  Hirai  said.
"Now you've got to do that  but that's not what Sony is about "  he  said. "Sony is about providing products that really wow people â like  oh my god you can really do this? "
Hirai  is stepping down as CEO after nearly 35 years at  the pioneering electronics company .  He 'll be replaced by CFO Kenichiro Yoshida  effective April 1.
Before taking the top role in 2012   Hirai  worked on  the company 's music and entertainment teams.  He  was tasked with  the company 's turnaround  after the once leading consumer electronics group lost its footing to hardware giant Apple and Asian rivals.
Under  Hirai    the company  expanded the functionality of  its  PlayStation gaming consoles and shifted to a subscription-based model for  its  legacy music segment.
"It's really the reason why I joined Sony Music back in '84 "  Hirai  said. "I wanted to be part of a business that really brings that wow through music at the time. And that's been my driving motivation ever since."
 Hirai  also discussed the music industry  Japanese corporate culture and household screen time with Fortt Knox. Listen to the full interview here:

Answer:
Positive