Sentence examples for sense of declining from inspiring English sources

Arsenal will feel they should have won this match, but there has been a sense of declining momentum about them since Christmas.

The urgency and abundance in these early works gave way later, in La rosa de los vientos (1930; "Compass Rose"), to a sense of declining beauty and vitality and, finally, in Perdida (1950; "Lost"), to an expression of despair.

But there were also complaints that I didn't really directly deal with the pervasive sense of declining fortune in the middle class.

Staff members "don't have a sense of declining need in their communities," said analyst Zoe Neuberger of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a poverty-focused think tank.

Some criticize what they consider the film's exaggerated sense of decline.

Drenched by sunlight on her sofa, there is no sense of decline about Rendell today.

The sense of decline was as inescapable as it was sad.

He pledged radical measures to snap Japan out of its long economic funk and restore pride to a country nearly overwhelmed by a sense of decline.

Our sense of decline can perhaps be chalked up to the fact that we've moved on from that singular period.

The sense of decline is pervasive and resonates strongly with Trump's crowds, as it does with the fervent supporters of Bernie Sanders.

Adding to the sense of decline, Taiwan's computer industry is relocating en masse to China, where labor is cheap and abundant.