Sentence examples for surging sense of from inspiring English sources

Articulate performances helped temper the surging sense of the overwrought.

There is, suddenly, a surging sense of the importance of preserving and plenishing a diverse language for landscape.

So the economic bottom line is the thing, and while one or two teams setting up unions will not bring the NCAA crashing down, the surging sense of collective outrage at how they're being treated seems likely to give college athletes a financial boost in the future.

A business-led backlash against Donald Trump over his disparaging remarks about Mexican immigrants has underlined a sense of surging Hispanic power.

The Desert Music, a setting of William Carlos Williams that is one of Reich's great, groundbreaking achievements of the 80s, fared much better, though, and Järvi's performance, urgent, almost fierce at times, caught its sense of surging, pulsing energy perfectly.

The sight of Khan, wearing a neck brace and lying flat in bed, engendered huge public sympathy for a man who has successfully created a sense of surging momentum in the last days of the campaign.

Here Mr. Varone is typically both oblique and direct in choreography that has a relentless and passionate surge with a sense of community for nine dancers who scatter and cluster repeatedly.

It fuels the populist surge and the sense of rot that discredits governments and politicians in widely different countries and cultures.

You can just feel a sense of entitlement surging through the packed trains during rush hour.

You got many a surprise hit game surging through platforms and a sense of occasional market hysteria.

"The feeling went from 'Who cares?' to a surge of excitement and sense of breakthrough to 'Oh, no, not again,' " said Rory Macrae, a partner at GPlus Europe, a communications consulting firm in Brussels, who was on the sidelines of the negotiations in Geneva.