Sentence examples for growing feel of from inspiring English sources

With a real national network and a growing feel of accountability, for students like Brunner, Crimson Cash could then become true green.

The announcement that former McLaren F1 boss Martin Whitmarsh as chief executive officer of the Ben Ainslie Racing America's Cup challenge syndicate has added to the growing heavyweight feel of the initiative headed by the quadruple Olympic gold medallist (he also has a silver) and led to renewed speculation that Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Group may weigh in with financial support.

There's a lot stuff in there that, when I was growing up, felt kind of strange," MacIntyre told VICE.

The authority of the government of President Hamid Karzai is much more limited.The assassination this week of Mullah Jailani, who sheltered Mr Karzai during the conflict to oust the Taliban regime, may have been an overt message to the Karzai government of growing dissatisfaction felt by many Afghans.

Every moment of growing up felt like a nail in my coffin.

When you invite friends to become part of your network, you can watch your network grow and feel part of something bigger," he said, adding that "social networks are great.

Over 30 years, she grew to feel "tired of being the only one doing all the work".

In my experience teaching the monologue project (PDF) during the creation of "with their eyes" and in the classroom, I have been struck by the way in which each performer grows to feel protective of and responsible to his or her interviewee.

Growing numbers of people feel that the levers of globalization's compounding advantages are manipulated by the privileged few.

Democrats on midterm election ballots feel a growing sense of worry that the year is quickly ticking away.

Some students will feel a growing sense of dread as exam season approaches – while others may appear irritatingly unfazed.