Sentence examples for rising feeling from inspiring English sources

There is a rising feeling that the US PGA's appeal is diminished by its proximity to the Open.

As Fogelson considered the image, he fell silent, slipping away in his mind to conduct the rising feeling in darkened theatres everywhere.

"And there's a rising feeling of, at best, Euro-skepticism and, at worst, Euro-phobia," he said, referring to doubts about the promised benefits from the European Union's economic integration.

Paul was back at 215 Luckwell Road but incapable of looking after himself, his symptoms - a rising feeling of panic and depression - not that dissimilar from those that would later consume his brother, John.

Yet any connection with the state of the country might be more to do with a rising feeling of anger and resentment at the world: Williamson's lyrics sound less like social commentary than the thoughts that would spill out of us all if only we dared speak them aloud".

Feelings you may be experiencing right now after watching this: a sort of cloying, rising feeling, like your throat is closing up behind you; you may be flushing warm with second-hand embarrassment, possibly some mild cold sweat has broken out on your forehead; perhaps your toes are clenched into tight foot-fists; the blood is pulsing audibly in your ears.

Rising feelings increased and had a race, a final mad dash, all hurtling straight for my brain, trying to get me.

Her rising feelings for him helped her performance, she said; when she sang "And I Am Telling You I Am Not Going," Effie's defiant song to her lover-manager, Ms. Covington would imagine losing Mr. Bland.

On a recent Monday I rose feeling exceptionally chipper, skipped over to the coffeepot and unfolded my computer.

Each time she rose, feeling her abdomen go up, up, up, and down and up, up, up.

One woman felt strong anxiety and uncertainty when her blood glucose levels rose, feeling that the care provider took no notice of the high levels and thus could not reassure her.