Sentence examples for feeling crowded from inspiring English sources

It means that Americans can keep reproducing and welcoming immigrants without their country ever feeling crowded.

I set the roots in the tub and step back, feeling crowded out of the bathroom.

She admits to feeling crowded in the space, and figures she won't stay more than two years.

I argue that America's colossal land mass is a big advantage, since it means the country can absorb vast numbers of immigrants (and new babies) without feeling crowded.

We considered this good news, but that night at dinner a man who visits regularly from Seattle said he was feeling crowded.

A demented, confused person, he noted, can become suddenly aggressive over seemingly trivial things, like a change in daily routine or feeling crowded or rushed.

In the moments before the 2007 marathon's start, feeling simultaneously crowded yet alone, I was deeply reflective.

Combined with a better spacial design, it reduces the feeling of crowding.

While others dabble in drugs and sex, or suffer their bullies, Angela's defiance comes in merely hanging out with this new, exotic-feeling crowd of friends.

As the growing emphasis on feelings crowds out reason, facts will play a smaller role in public discourse.

Somehow, the feeling is not crowded, and you see almost everything that almost everyone else sees, does and eats.