Sentence examples for feeling a pressure from inspiring English sources

"I keep feeling a pressure to be angry, to be upset.

I awoke in the night, feeling a pressure on my feet, like someone was sat beside them, pressing the duvet down tighter.

Jordan and Turkey are also feeling a pressure on their borders with recurrent incidents spilling over from Syria and a refugees' crisis that might have long run repercussions on demographics and borders.

"I'm feeling a little pressure because I'm the defending champion," he said.

He is batting only.212 this spring and said he was feeling a little pressure to do better.

So, was she perhaps feeling a little pressure at the idea of showing her work on the Opera dancers, on the Opera stage?

This framing gives the player permission to take on other quests while still feeling a vague pressure to continue the search.

Or perhaps this was the result of artists feeling a mounting pressure to push boundaries and "do something new".

"This problem is a serious one and indicates that the company is feeling an intense pressure to perform that it cannot meet," Richard Bove, a longtime research analyst, told me.

Nowadays, sometimes I find myself writing them, and feeling an inbuilt pressure to create a payoff moment…".

"They are feeling a lot of pressure, but it's not coming from consumers.