Sentence examples for exacerbates the feeling from inspiring English sources
"That is something that you expect to hear about in the Great Depression, and it further exacerbates the feeling that financially, the country is not yet in stable shape".
It exacerbates the feeling that we are isolated from the action, already felt in the show's reluctance (perhaps budget limitations played a part in this) to cut to on-the-ground scenes detailing locations observed by the characters from thousands of kilometres away.
Men are less likely to talk about their feelings and this in turn exacerbates the feeling of isolation.
While the family's natural inclination is to bear their grief stoically and in silence, this only exacerbates the feeling that the Royals are increasingly out of step with their subjects.
The economy which has more than fully recovered for the 1%% but has left the vast majority of Americans much further behind than they were before the Great Recession exacerbates the feeling of helplessness.
The unspoken pressure to maintain a fun, successful persona online often exacerbates the feelings of loneliness and inadequacy that many students experience when starting university.
Not sharing the responsibility for marriage maintenance only exacerbates the feelings of the partner who is already struggling.
The seclusion of Princeton's grad-student housing can exacerbate the feeling of solitude for Princetonians whose friends live in far-flung dormitories.
Suzie Hayman, agony aunt for Woman Magazine, mirrors Dawnon's concerns: "they've certainly exacerbated the feeling that relationships are disposable, you can just go onto the next one and they have rather given people the impression that the way to deal with not being interested is to stop talking to someone".
The cooling effect the drink imparted only exacerbated the feeling that this drink wasn't something you'd want to consume in large quantities.
The unpredictability of the course of LBP and response to treatment exacerbated the feeling amongst physiotherapists that it could pose an intractable problem.
