The phrase "burgeoning sentiment" is correct and can be used in written English.
You might use it in a sentence like: "The burgeoning sentiment for change was evident in the protests that swept across the nation." This phrase refers to a growing or increasing feeling or attitude. It could be used in a variety of contexts, such as describing a rise in support for a political movement or a shift in public opinion towards a specific topic.
In a rare appeal reflecting burgeoning popular sentiment, Cardinal Roger M. Mahony on Wednesday directly urged Pope John Paul II to make Mother Teresa a saint by 2000.
In the twilight of the Soviet Union, as Georgian nationalist Zviad Gamsakhurdia came to prominence in Tbilisi, separatist sentiment burgeoned in South Ossetia.
In the report, Noto expressed positive sentiment for a burgeoning industry with limited exposure to advertising trends and potential to increase shareholder value on buyouts or stock buybacks as the year unfolds.
"There is a rising sentiment that dance on camera is burgeoning," Ms. Towers said in a recent interview.
The burgeoning renewable power market came in spite of the anti-clean energy sentiment of the administration of President Donald Trump and significant falls in investment in markets such as the UK.
For several decades, the Republic has allowed itself to develop zones of despair, which the philosopher Jean-Paul Dollé described as "the territory of nothing". Such zones are plagued by inhumane town planning, absence of venues for leisure or cultural activities, and inadequately funded schools no national or humanist sentiment could burgeon within such zones.
The burgeoning field is increasingly turning to conference publications and free, open-review websites while shunning traditional outlets—sentiments dramatically expressed in a growing boycott of a high-profile AI journal.
"IF peace ever comes, I hope it makes us wiser," thinks the voiceless teenage soldier at the heart of Chris Abani's wrenching new novella, "Song for Night". What makes this book a luminous addition to the burgeoning literature on boy soldiers is the way the Nigerian author both undercuts and reinforces such hopeful sentiments.
"I guess I'd wave goodbye to Los Angeles and hop on a plane," he said, seemingly unaware of how that sentiment might affect my feelings, not to mention the trajectory of what I believed could be a burgeoning romance.
He is evidently burgeoning.
