Sentence examples for feeling suffocated from inspiring English sources

She said the demonstrations were "like an island of strength, because I've been feeling suffocated, hopeless and helpless.

Read one after the next in this huge, overstuffed volume, Larkin's poems can leave the reader feeling suffocated by his willful gloom.

It is simultaneously weary and wired, the sound of spaces being filled and emptied, of feeling suffocated and gasping for air.

"There's this realization – gun owners know their rights are under attack – but there's a bigger issue out there: that people are feeling suffocated, whether it's businesses being stifled from regulation, Obamacare or being told how much soda we can drink.

The seemingly constant presence of the police in the lives of many youths — both on the street and, increasingly, monitoring conversations on social media — has left many feeling suffocated, said Shanduke McPhatter, 35, an ex-gang member who works with young men in the neighborhood.

Four days in, I was feeling suffocated and annoyed.

Do you have any relationships in which you feel suffocated, bossed around, confused or distressed, or just plain fed up with being told what to do a lot of the time (and feeling very guilty that you keep giving in)?

It's all we can do to stop them from leaping at the unsuspecting animal in a frenzy of tender feelings, suffocating it with hugs, punchy kisses and loud coos.

The school counsellor told his mother that Martin "has the feeling of suffocating inside a body [he] does not associate with".

I'm over it now--that feeling of suffocating in quicksand.

10 12 Accordingly, worsening dyspnoea is often interpreted as a feeling of suffocating and imminent death, which leads to acute and latent anxiety.