Sentence examples for tide of support from inspiring English sources

But the tide of support for free trade is ebbing.

The Tories won the last election on a tide of support for work, rather than welfare.

The difference is that Mr. Estrada was elected on a tide of support from poor voters.

My website and personal email account have been flooded with an orchestrated tide of support for sacked James McGrath.

Paradoxically, Kollek's philosophy of pragmatic liberalism had survived a national tide of support for the Likud since 1977.

Whatever his intentions, the 59-year-old career officer would have found it hard to resist the tide of support wafting him into office.

"The high tide of public support for over-zealous action on global warming has passed.

David Cameron has announced that Britain will take in "thousands more" Syrian refugees in response to a tide of public support.

On the broader freedom agenda, I am humbled by the rising tide of public support for the principled stance I have taken".

But Mr Sanders is still full of running, has a tide of enthusiastic support, and seems likely to take this to the convention too.

Easton Ellis was eventually swayed by the tide of public support for Munro, conceding that maybe he needed to give Munro another read.