answer:There is this place called The Rice Boat, where people can eat yummy food that costs around £20-25, and many people like it a lot! Moms, dads, and kids can have fun together there, and it's really close to a big hotel called Express by Holiday Inn.

answer:This phrase is considered negative. It's like saying a big ice cream cone has only a little bit of yummy ice cream and the rest is not very tasty. People expected more good parts in the movie, but only a small part was enjoyable.

answer:The Hiram Bingham luxury train goes to a beautiful place called Machu Picchu. It's an old city built on a mountain by people called the Incas, a long, long time ago. So, when you take this fancy train, you get to see this amazing place high up in the mountains!

answer:The sentiment of the following sentence is negative. The sentence in question displays a critical tone towards Godard's vision, employing language that represents a negative perspective. The use of words such as "slack complacency," "tinny self-righteousness," and "cannot disguise" reveal an unfavorable assessment of both Godard's vision and the soundtrack associated with it. In breaking down the sentence further, we can observe several negative elements: 1. "Slack complacency": The word "slack" suggests a lack of energy or effort, while "complacency" refers to self-satisfaction, often without merit. This phrase implies that Godard's vision is perceived as lazy and unwarranted in its confidence. 2. "Cannot disguise": This phrase implies that some attempts were made to hide the faults in Godard's vision but have ultimately failed. 3. "Gorgeous piano and strings on the soundtrack": This part of the sentence introduces a contrasting element—the beautiful music associated with the project. However, the beauty of the music is then negated by its inability to override or "drown out" the negative aspects of Godard's vision. 4. "Tinny self-righteousness of his voice": Using the word "tinny" to describe Godard's voice accentuates its unpleasant nature, while "self-righteousness" further emphasizes the sense of unjustified confidence or superiority in his vision. Thus, considering these elements within the sentence, it can be concluded that the sentiment expressed is indeed negative.