The chorus maps that feeling, rising up only to crash on the "down".
I have just read the Sunday papers, and the anti-Clegg feeling rises off them like a sulphurous cloud.
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.
If you don't pay attention, the feeling rises and becomes anger and attack, in the form of defense or justification.
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.
If you are feeling rising panic, it is probably best to leave and go somewhere that you can get help from people or a quiet place to recover your wits.
A surge of fellow-feeling rose in me when I found a Web site called IHateCilantro.com, on which my gustatory brethren described the object of our mutual disaffection as tasting like old soap, dirty laundry, paint thinner, burnt rubber, wet dog, cat piss, doll hair, damp socks, moldy shoes, old coins, feet wrapped in bacon, and "a cigarette if you ate it".
Biju didn't seem to get tired of it, and I didn't, either; indeed, the fact that it was being played over and over again somehow made it even sweeter and sadder, so that all sorts of thoughts and feelings rose in the heart.
