Sentence examples for growing sense for from inspiring English sources
"There's a growing sense, for whatever reason, that anybody with a camera is suspicious," he said.
But the skepticism has quieted down, whether for cynical reasons, a growing sense of respect for the I.N.C. or plain desperation.
For many there is little but simmering anger for David Cameron, but also a growing sense of opportunity for Europe.
Dekraai's plea on Friday ended a two-and-a-half-year wait for his trial to begin and quelled a growing sense of frustration for victims' families, some of whom repeatedly urged the court to speed up the pace of the proceedings.
His arrival accompanied a growing sense of urgency for the club.
Hizbullah's Kafr Rumman representatives complained that those choosing to cut themselves mostly Amal members were ignoring more wholesome ways to express the acute sorrow of the occasion.But amid a growing sense of isolation for the sect, all pulled together.
Yet given the increasing number of emerging and 'frontier' markets whose growth is driven in large part by wealth derived from natural resources, 2013 saw a growing sense of urgency for transparency to be applied to revenues from oil, gas and mineral resources that may far outstrip aid.
"If the leadership of the profession will not even stand up and establish self-regulation, how can the commission -- how can the American public -- expect anything less than a profession paralyzed by its own inaction?" The speech appeared to reflect a growing sense of frustration for Mr. Levitt, who had hoped that he would be able to make a deal that the accounting profession would accept.
Around the streets of Athens, there is a growing sense of nostalgia for the drachma, Greece's pre-euro currency.
This event will likely cause further division in our country, division that could perpetuate a growing sense of frustration for many Americans.
As the Bee and I regarded one another from about ten inches distance, I felt a growing sense of compassion for it and a lessening in my fright.
