Sentence examples for growing feeling of from inspiring English sources

We feel in this country a growing feeling of siege mentality.

The change of scene intensified Baillon's growing feeling of inadequacy.

She wrote, "There is not the slightest indication of a growing feeling of European identity.

In an interview a few months after the book was published, Mr. Sorokin described a growing feeling of social obligation.

The worst part, she said, is the growing feeling of discrimination among Muslim citizens in the region.

You report on Northern Irish Protestants' "growing feeling of precariousness in the land they once dominated" (front page, July 18).

But Gerda must deal with growing feelings of loneliness and abandonment.

And Europe's refusal to scrap its regime will only encourage growing feelings of hostility towards the WTO in the American Congress.But surely, a soft liberal might plead, the EU should protect poor Caribbean banana growers against heartless American multinationals?

In an entry on his blog, Ahmadinejad wrote about this era, and his growing feelings of adoration for Khomeini: "The more I became familiar with his thoughts and philosophy, the more affection I had for that divine leader, and his separation and absence was intolerable for me".

In Florida, where retirees have been flocking since the 1920's and where 25percentt of the state's population is expected to be over 65 by the year 2010, there are growing feelings of strain and exhaustion among the managers, the nurses and nurses' aides who care for the old and frail.

Still struggling with her growing feelings of lesbianism, Katherine has a dream in which she seduces Robin.