Sentence examples for felt infected from inspiring English sources

My tongue felt infected and swollen, too-hot to the touch.

The only book I ever banished from my library was Bret Easton Ellis's "American Psycho," which I felt infected the shelves with its prurient descriptions of deliberately inflicted pain.

By the end of my evening I felt infected with desperation and insanity (which makes sense considering my employers had classified me as an "Empath," a skill that was added to my profile).

I wanted the reader to be caught up in the energy of that community, to feel infected by its seething paranoia and small town righteousness, to start asking themselves if it was Emma's fault?

"The problem is that the actions in isolation can look pretty meaningless but when you live on a day- to-day basis with something that is invading your family and work life, you feel infected by this person.

Mr. Ward, a longtime colleague of Mr. Burns's who was a co-writer of "The Civil War" and "Baseball," said that he dived into the project in part to erase a series of myths that he feels have infected jazz since its inception.

That whole side of my face felt tingly and infected.

It was a sense of gloom that some felt had already infected the immediate post-match formalities at the SCG, as England batsman Alastair Cook's man of the series medal failed to appear for presentation.

Speaking at Prime Minister's Questions in the Commons, Mr Cameron said it was difficult to imagine the "feeling of unfairness that people must feel at being infected with something like Hepatitis C or HIV as a result of totally unrelated treatment within the NHS".

Those who are infected have felt stigmatised and neglected.

His paintings have always had a feel of being infected by something – mostly, Tuymans's own sensibilities and lapses of concentration.