Sentence examples for a feeling of suffocation from inspiring English sources

In that case, the paralyzing agent would cause a feeling of suffocation.

Years later, in my 30s, the shrill and the lights of ambulances would induce acute anxiety, a feeling of suffocation.

Kashmiris describe a sense of daily humiliation, sometimes petty and sometimes grave, together with a feeling of suffocation by a conflict that shows no hope of immediate improvement.

Sometimes the ordeal included waterboarding, in which a prisoner's face is covered with cloth and water is poured from above to create a feeling of suffocation.

It involves strapping a suspect to a board with feet elevated, covering his face with a cloth and pouring water on it to produce a feeling of suffocation.

Waterboarding involves strapping a prisoner to a board, covering his face with cloth and pouring water over the cloth to produce a feeling of suffocation.

He told the agency that at times he had been hooded, forced to sit motionless for up to 16 hours or bound with belts while a wet towel was put around his face for an hour, inducing a feeling of slow suffocation.

SM's moments of fear occurred during an experiment that involved inhaling carbon dioxide through a mask in amounts that are not harmful but create a momentary feeling of suffocation.

Another newspaper, Maariv, said: "The main feeling accompanying us, following yesterday's events, was a heavy feeling of suffocation.

In his dreams, Mr. Jain would come to know a familiar feeling of suffocation, and the sensation that someone, or something, was trying to kill him.

But the thought of being locked up for weeks on end on a ship with my fish-obsessed, racist great-grandfather instantly brought on an intense feeling of suffocation.