Sentence examples for a feeling of decline from inspiring English sources

"When 9/11 took place, the overarching feeling was a feeling of decline, of incapacity to change our situation," said Amr Hamzawy, a political scientist who is forming a secular, liberal political party in Egypt.

By contrast, when you eat carbs, the excess is immediately squirreled away as fat (for a rainy day) so that blood glucose levels fall a few hours after eating and that triggers the urge to eat again, but also a feeling of declining energy and concentration (that "late afternoon dip" us 'carbavores' recognise only too well).

The feeling of decline has persuaded the village's chapter of the national agricultural cooperative to do what was once unthinkable here, and support Mr. Yokoyama instead of the Liberal Democratic candidate.

Could it reflect a feeling of male emasculation in the Western world as American imperial power declines?

The reasons for the feeling of 'being challenged' were explained by the subcategories 'having a feeling of incompetence'havinging to take relatives into consideration' and 'having to take cognitive decline into account'.

A feeling of objectivity.

"A feeling of guilt.

A feeling of incompleteness.

A feeling of instability.

Maybe a feeling of awe.

There was a feeling of defeat".