Sentence examples for brain feeling from inspiring English sources

Styron remembers his brain feeling "under siege", while his thoughts were repeatedly "engulfed by a toxic and unnameable tide".

This kind of connoisseurship showed up in the response to 9/11, which many people, with obvious relish as well as awe, said resembled a movie, a remark that left anyone with half a brain feeling queasy, if not furious.

"The other day I locked myself in the bathroom and started crying because in addition to my brain feeling loopy, I really have felt super hormonal and emotional," Hilton said, as Mario slept on a nursing pillow in his lap.

Together we gave birth to the most beautiful little spirit, she was pink and perfect, until... until... the doctor told us she was very ill and would probably "not make it" not make it... not make it... not make it... Like a fly stuck in a jar I was bouncing around in my brain feeling helpless and scared.

And in most cases, there is a special kind of intimacy to that one-on-one, piped-directly-to-your-brain feeling.

To do that, their thinking upper brains, feeling middle brains and acting lower brains become almost arc welded to each other and the result is a warrior.

That sort of eyeball-to-screen time has left our brains feeling all hot and extra squishy, so we're going to keep this as quick and succinct as possible.

Sucking on mints, chewing mint gum, or brushing your teeth all use the power of smell to trick your brain into feeling full.

The 84-year-old Westfield founder underwent surgery in Europe last week for subdural haematoma – a blood clot on the brain – after feeling unwell during a holiday.

I explained that slowing the breath would slow the whirling brain, her feeling of wanting to jump out of the room.

"I was inbetween jobs and baking for a living and, since I have always been in education or doing an intellectually stimulating or creative job, my brain was feeling a little bit mushy.