The phrase 'feeling of being trapped' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a feeling of being stuck in a situation with no way out. For example: "John was filled with a feeling of being trapped, unable to escape the monotony of his daily routine."
"The feeling of being trapped here was quite strange.
That diminished our hope and increased the feeling of being trapped.
The feeling of being trapped inside this tiny one room really got me down.
I've probably inherited a feeling of being trapped in family life.
To read Morgan's Collected Poems (1990) is occasionally to have the feeling of being trapped inside a wordprocessor.
There is a sense of the band emerging into adulthood and realising they can't escape the feeling of being trapped.
The thumbs-down to music sites comes in a new report, Click-Here Commerce: Digital Downloading, which ascribes the problems of websites - including Apple's iTunes Music Store, Sony's Connect, Real Music Store, Rhapsody and Virgin Mega - to "digital deficit disorder", where "symptoms include loss of concentration, feelings of being trapped and format anxiety".
And not a little ironic that I had to take a few side-steps to try to find a little personal space in what was a virtual rendering of infinite outer space… Feelings of being trapped inside virtual infinity?
And not a little ironic that I had to take a few side-steps to try to find a little personal space in what was a virtual rendering of infinite outer space… Feelings of being trapped inside virtual infinity?
For example, young people involved in the study often distinguished between their rational understandings of the mental health problems, symptoms, and causes, and, at the same time, their feelings of being trapped in emotions such as shame.
The feelings heard across Baltimore's recent protests — of being trapped in poverty — seem to be backed up by the new data.
