Sentence examples for chest feels from inspiring English sources
I've learned to recognise that when my chest feels tight, I'm stressed.
I don't wave my arms quite so much, my chest feels looser, my confidence is back, and no one is laughing at me.
As I type, Sally Wainwright's taut new drama Happy Valley is reaching its inexorable climax (the final part airs on Tuesday) – a series so well written and so superbly acted it takes the breath away (I mean this literally; after every episode my chest feels tight, as if I have myself been running through narrow northern streets in search of brutish kidnappers).
In Rabbit at Rest, Updike's Rabbit Angstrom has a heart attack on a sailing boat with his granddaughter: "His chest feels full, his head dizzy, his pulse rustles in his ears, the soaked space between his shoulder blades holds a jagged pain".
Listen to your body and take a rest, especially in the first few days of the infection, when your chest feels heavy and it's difficult to breathe.
Chest feels cramped, breathing and speech are spasmodic.
Drop head onto chest; feel the weight.
The muscles in her chest feel all loose, the way Harvey's legs would if he tried to play tennis.
His chest felt swollen, his heart was too big for it, and the air was catching somewhere between his mouth and his lungs.
The warm-ups hadn't been particularly strenuous but at the back end of the catching session my chest felt like I was having an anxiety attack.
