Sentence examples for latent feeling from inspiring English sources

"I would think that if there were any latent feeling out there that they wanted to vote, they would have expressed it by now".

Despite the "latent feeling" among intellectuals that slavery was barbarous, Caribbean sugar plantations were seen as a necessary part of the economy.

"Belgians certainly are not the biggest patriots but the success of the Red Devils has brought those latent feeling to the surface," Sinardet said.

Something that stirs a latent feeling within us.

Tapping Sinatra's latent feeling for jazz, Riddle provided snappy arrangements highlighting the singer's relaxed but swinging style.

It was the latent feelings that would surely emerge again with the end of the Depression.

"What is happening with the Red Devils is that the latent feelings are coming to the surface," he says.

De Klerk's remarks will feed latent feelings among many blacks that whites are still unable to acknowledge past injustices.

After more than two years in a legal black hole without access to lawyers, family or the courts, any latent feelings of antipathy toward the United States might have been expected to have strengthened rather than diminished.

"All it needs is for a semi-competent party to pick up on these sentiments," says Mr Goodwin.The National Front in France (see article) and the Freedom Party in the Netherlands have been especially adept in exploiting the latent feelings of resentment against immigrants.

The best way to address those latent feelings and associations is precisely the way Obama addressed them in his speech in Philadelphia: by bringing them into the open and talking about the elephant in the room.