Sentence examples similar to felt tense when from inspiring English sources
He feels tense when he goes through the tunnel to visit his grandmother in Queens.
"Now I imagine dying in a tunnel because it's blown up". He feels tense when he goes through the tunnel to visit his grandmother in Queens.
It might be a million years of evolution, it might be intuition, but on my goshawk hunt I feel tense when I'm walking or standing in sunlight, find myself unconsciously edging towards broken light, or slipping into the narrow, cold shadows along the wide breaks between pine stands.
It's hard to feel tense when I'm singing and our voices fill the room like a kaleidoscope of sound.
If you feel tense when you wake up, and can't find a pillow that works for you, try rolling up a towel and placing it under your neck for direct support.
The quiz calculates your shyness based on a series of questions such as:[34] Do you feel tense when you're around others (especially people you don't know well)?
Relaxation techniques were mainly used as a means to try and prevent a migraine from coming on when they felt tense: "…if I get to a level where I'm really rushing around or I'm really stressed or just had a really busy day, I will just take that time and I identify that without even really thinking to identify it, if you know what I mean?
In a preliminary study conducted by the first author in which inner-city children's coping styles were assessed, fifth grade African American students reported using substances when they were "faced with difficulties or felt tense".
The hours leading up to Mr. Spencer's arrival felt tense.
If Cook felt tense, he did not show it.
