Sentence examples for growing mood from inspiring English sources
There is a growing mood of despondency about the privacy issue".
"I can detect a growing mood of civil disobedience," she said.
Unease about this individual case was echoed by a growing mood of distaste towards the death penalty across America.
Mr Grieve, who has defended Britain's membership of the European Court of Human Rights, said he feared there was a growing mood of isolationism.
For Mr. Cameron, the episode seems likely to deepen a growing mood of discontent among Conservative members of Parliament who have questioned his leadership in recent months.
Dan Saltzstein, an editor at the New York Times, spotted the photo and channelled the growing mood: "Literally one of the worst food shots I've ever seen".
A growing protectionist mood in the world's biggest economy has been highlighted by the US presidential campaign.
The government faces an even graver domestic challenge, however, from developments in Catalonia, where a growing separatist mood threatens Spain's unity.
Recent votes to cut pension benefits in San Jose and San Diego point to a growing reformist mood among some citizens.But in some respects Stockton is not alone.
His latest remarks will embolden the growing Eurosceptic mood in the Conservative party in the wake of last week's impressive county council election showing by Ukip.
Earlier this week, Richard Fisher, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, captured the growing political mood with regard to very large banks, observing, "I believe that too-big-to-fail banks are too dangerous to permit".
