Sentence examples for feeling rising from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

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

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.

But with xenophobic feelings rising in Germany — in Sunday's election, a new anti-euro party, Alternative for Germany, won almost five per cent of the vote — Merkel will be wary of making any concessions that alienate the burghers who reelected her.

As the gleaming buildings stand over us, half-finished and frozen in space -- we look back at the Bloomberg economy standing there and feel our true feelings rise up.

When you score a goal, especially an important one like that, then the feelings rise up and you've got no control over yourself, you just haven't.