Sentence examples for feeling escalated from inspiring English sources

Every day the feeling escalated that we were just not where we needed to be".

This was before the one-day series in Bangladesh, when bad feeling escalated into physical confrontation.

Anti-German feeling escalated in 1915, when a U-boat sank the liner The Lusitania.

This feeling escalates when Liz meets Jamie's mother (Laura Berrios).

The hard feelings escalated so quickly on both sides yesterday that even as Jason A. Turner, the commissioner of the city's Human Resources Administration, was trying to outline it for the first time to a Council committee, angry questions and commentary from one council member led Mr. Turner to stand up with his aides and abruptly march out.

The hard feelings escalated when Bradburn, following Mexican law, refused to return runaway slaves to their owners in the United States.

"That feeling is escalating across the industry," she said.

The second half's fake-doc footage, executed long before Blair Witch, is convincing to a fault (Sergio Leone loved it); the feeling of escalating chaos and panic is superbly executed; and Riz Ortolani's weirdly sweet music is great (other work of his would later show up in Drive).

"That night a feeling inside me escalated to a big disappointment.

If U.S. losses in Afghanistan next year approach the peak level in Iraq, public anxiety and antiwar feelings will escalate.

The episode left the national print media unrepresented at a Clinton appearance Monday morning, escalated bitter feelings between the campaign and the journalists covering it, and created juicy fodder for the Daily Mail, the British tabloid which was at the center of the dispute.