Sentence examples for mounting sentiment from inspiring English sources
The phrase "mounting sentiment" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe an increasing feeling or opinion among a group of people. Example: "There is a mounting sentiment among the community for more sustainable practices in local businesses."
His offer is intended to address the mounting sentiment in his Conservative Party, normally an ally of big business, that Britain might be better off outside the European Union, which has never gained wholehearted backing in Britain.
And there is mounting sentiment in Congress and within the president-elect's transition team to provide even more assistance.
But as economic pressures mount, sentiment changes.
There is mounting eurosceptic sentiment on the Tory backbenchers, particularly among the new intake of 2010.
Consider another date in May in Washington University history: May 9th, 1952, when the Board of Trustees found it "increasingly difficult to ignore mounting public sentiment and maintain its segregationist policy," and finally bent to the will of a long-time student movement to officially integrate.
While in the 1970s and 1980s the gay rights movement operated much more freely (the country even had known gay clubs and visible LGBTQ space), today activists conduct clandestine operations and hold discreet gatherings as mounting homophobic sentiments pervade public discourse.
But with anti-Japan sentiment mounting, the radio Kato abruptly turned Filipino.
The mounting anti-aid sentiment and worry over the future could be heard in the complaints of a homemaker, who was interviewed about the subject today.
Though they are probably blameless, expect the prudent ones to fight back by copying big oil companies such as BP and Shell, which cleverly became green-friendly in the face of mounting pro-environment sentiment in rich countries.
Duggar said that threats to the outlook for the world economy included mounting anti-globalisation sentiment and fragility in the EU, with elections due in France, Germany and the Netherlands, and the Italian referendum on constitutional reform later this year.
Now, the construction slump — along with a year-old crackdown on illegal immigration at the border and in the workplace, and mounting anti-immigrant sentiment in places — has made it even harder for Mexican migrants to reach the United States and land well-paying jobs.
