Sentence examples for swelling sense from inspiring English sources

He knows that many Americans have a swelling sense that our standards of decency and civility have eroded.

LANDOVER, Md .— The Giants spent most of last week quietly preparing to play Washington at FedEx Field on Sunday, carrying a six-game winning streak and a swelling sense of invincibility.

In truth, though, it's news that is promoting a modest but swelling sense of confidence among the global medical community.

And I just felt this swelling sense of collective indignation and belonging with this group, but I also was like, god, I know all these women.

They promised victory but echoed the anger heard often these days at the United States and the West for failing to impose a no-flight zone, swelling a sense of abandonment.

Sensing swelling outrage, high powers including Sadiq Khan, the London mayor, stepped in to support the campaign to #savefabric.

After returning to the rock-music setting, Harrison sings of his frustrations in the material world, which rather than satisfying human desires, merely leaves the senses "swelling like a tide".

As statistics of immigrant/minority communities are swelling, it makes common sense to swell their quality/excellence too.

I was out in the air, above the clouds and swelling with a rare sense of pride and power.

The smooth modeling and roundness of forms combine to give the yaksha figures a wonderful vitality and a sense of "swelling from within" characteristic of the finest Indian sculpture of all periods.

You can sense dust bunnies everywhere swelling with importance.