Sentence examples for mounting feeling from inspiring English sources

The result is to dehumanize the characters, who seem less defined than the mounting feeling of dread.

The continuity of thought is lost, and, what is worse than that, the buildup, the feeling that the director works so hard to get, that there be a mounting feeling of some kind or other, is dissipated, leaks out.

He credits a generational change - the simple fact that so many emigres have died off - and the mounting feeling that the embargo has failed.

Ms. Armstrong wore toe shoes in this portrait of a brokenhearted woman, and her risings on point became convincing symbols of her character's mounting feelings.

President Giscard, who confessed in his election campaign to a "profound aversion" to the death penalty, was clearly influenced by mounting popular feeling against violent crime and campaigns for greater severity supported by the Minister of the Interior, M Poniatowski, and the Minister of Justice, M Lecanuet – both firm advocates of the death penalty.

He had watched the Pacers implode in the playoffs enough to build up a mounting frustration, a feeling that they were never going to summon the same resolve he had as a player.

Under the Steve Ballmer Steve Ballmer regime, Microsoft has been embracing hosted services for a few years now, but has been feeling mounting pressure from more prominent providers, such as Google, that target the SMB market and consumers.

Anti-Muslim feeling is mounting.

He recalled feeling a mounting dread as the boulders rolled in.

If you or one of your colleagues is feeling the mounting pressure, here's how to tackle stress in the workplace.

Then she felt extraordinary, mounting pain, and a feeling as though a truck were driving back and forth across her midsection.