Sentence examples for sense rising from inspiring English sources

This made sense: rising oil prices put a squeeze on two large refiners, Sinopec and PetroChina, which can now pass on some of their higher costs.

And she peered into the dish, with its shiny walls and its confusion of savoury brown and yellow meats and its bay leaves and its wine, and thought, This will celebrate the occasion – a curious sense rising in her, at once freakish and tender, of celebrating a festival.

He is, in that sense, risen again – and even sometimes, through his spirit, clearly leading our church which is his resurrection body.

Mechanics, however, took over seize up's meaning, "to fuse with another part to prevent further motion, requiring lubrication or prying apart," and another sense rose in anatomy to describe the tension and painful locking of muscles.

Next came a text-message exchange between Thompson and Favre on July 4. Sensing rising tension, Thompson and McCarthy agreed to a conference call with Favre and Cook on Tuesday.

Yet the spruce may, in a sense, rise again; in 1997, eighty cuttings were taken from the tree as it lay dying by the Yakoun River.

With Beethoven, he said, "there is a sense of rising above or resolution, but with Schubert you end up with more questions, a sense of something hanging in the air".

More discussion, with a sense of rising impatience in Moscow.

But Welsh fails to build any sense of rising action.

But mainly, I recall a sense of rising excitement.

There's a sense of rising to the occasion.