Sentence examples for this growing sense from inspiring English sources

"We ignore this growing sense of resentment at our peril".

But there was this growing sense of amazement to find that there was nothing out there.

I think it had to do with this growing sense I was gay, although I couldn't have put a word to it back then.

How might I inform myself better about this growing sense of unease regarding the president's race being a primary consideration – acknowledged or unacknowledged – in the right wing's intransigence?

"I had this growing sense," she said, "that the definition of success in business had grown too narrow, too based on money".

And rivals such as Twitter and Facebook have exploited this growing sense of frustration by pinching talented executives from Google's ranks.The current set-up at the top of the firm is partly to blame for this state of affairs.

This reinforced the growing sense in China that China itself was under attack.

"This is the growing sense we get from a lot of our fellow travelers and even our parents' generation.

Most crucially this will help reduce the growing sense of economic insecurity and impotence caused by globalisation's open borders emphasis.

This, too, contributes to the growing sense that the public and private authorities do not have the situation in hand (and, in fact, may be losing control).

This can only fuel the growing sense that science – far from being a beneficial endeavour for all humankind – is actually is a "western" ideology; another weapon in the "us" and "them" arsenal that has so negatively dogged public discourse since 9/11.