Sentence examples for a sinking sensation from inspiring English sources

During depressive episodes, often difficult to parse from periods of extreme anxiety (the sludge of mental illness, in my experience, doesn't lend itself easily to organization, clarity, or categorization), I feel caught in a sinking sensation as though all gravity resides in my chest.

Mr. Moyle leaves with a sinking sensation.

Each time he swivelled to a new issue — "Now, let's talk about the debt" — you had the very opposite of a sinking sensation.

Each time he swivelled to a new issue—"Now, let's talk about the debt"—you had the very opposite of a sinking sensation.

Scanning the crowd in search of a familiar face, I had the sinking sensation that we were crashing a stranger's dinner party when — there!

MOST every museumgoer knows the feeling: the sinking sensation when you realize that an eagerly awaited exhibition has just had its final day and you haven't seen it.

"There's the sinking sensation as to whether we'd be able to rebound".

The sticker shock I'd suffered all day paled in comparison to the sinking sensation I felt in my stomach.

Yet for me at least, this production never justifies that sinking sensation that arrives when I hear the words "British comedy".

Until Marcelo Gomes burst onto the stage as von Rothbart in the Act III ballroom scene, I had the sinking sensation that I was waiting for the ballet to start.

But as Ms. Romana stepped up to the first hole to practice her swing, I had that sinking sensation from gym classes past and knew I'd never make it, no matter what I was wearing.