Sentence examples for feeling rises from inspiring English sources

"China was divided when it was weak, and now that it is getting strong again, people's nationalist feeling rises and they feel strongly it is time to reunite the country," said Zhang Yunling, the head of South Asian Studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

I have just read the Sunday papers, and the anti-Clegg feeling rises off them like a sulphurous cloud.

If you don't pay attention, the feeling rises and becomes anger and attack, in the form of defense or justification.

The chorus maps that feeling, rising up only to crash on the "down".

Only when Hull seemed to take control of the game did the volume and the intensity of feeling rise.

The situation is somewhat akin to a blind person's feeling rising warmth from a fire and trying to judge where the flames are.

"No pundits said 'the public is clearly feeling rising unease about government inaction on AIDS, as evidenced by the latest ACT-UP protest.'"It's an interesting comparison, and there's a ring of truth the people interrupting town halls do not represent a political majority.

Second, it is certain to feed the wave of anti-immigrant feeling rising in Germany.

I felt this wave of feeling rise inside of me that I couldn't deny or ignore.

This is where we make sense of our life together: leaning against our core, staring out into the sea of life, feeling the light come and go, feeling the tide of thought and feeling rise and fall.

Heartburn was defined as a 'burning feeling rising from the stomach or lower part of the chest up towards the neck'.