Sentence examples for invisible pressure from inspiring English sources

Instead, the radiation "creates a slow, creeping, invisible pressure" that can lead to prolonged depression.

And a slight arch in the rows of seats on either side of the court adds to the impression that the entire room is being squeezed and is buckling under invisible pressure.

They deal with colonialism not by paving over it with the atonement story of multiculturalism, or with the kind of stern rebuke Michael Haneke delivered to that ideology in Hidden; but quietly and intimately – as an invisible pressure that weighs from deep inside on present-day society, culture and, ultimately, our inner selves.

Cairo itself is like a De Chirico landscape of trauma and violence; the people themselves are in an invisible pressure cooker as they attempt to live daily lives as best they can, and although not actively participating in the protests or appearing to take a view on them, these events have put the fabric of their normality under intolerable stress.

One is that these feelings produce an invisible pressure on the divorced, forcing them into another marriage.

A nine-month inquiry by the Interstate Aviation Committee, which investigates air disasters in the former Soviet Union, sketches out an intricate psychological portrait of a captain and the invisible pressures on him.

Should a fish brush against the often invisible extensions, the pressure prompts the tentacles' stinging cells to release tiny harpoons packed with neurotoxins.

Services under pressure Invisible, inconsistent and discrepancy seem to be keywords in the analysis carried out by NGO representatives of the current state of affairs in Romania.

Some like to call high blood pressure "the invisible killer".

In one effective moment, the dancers moved as if struggling against an invisible force exerting tremendous pressure upon them.

The researchers administered a 20-minute questionnaire to over 2,000 faculty members at more than 25 academic medical centers and asked if their work energized them, if they felt ignored or invisible, if they felt pressure to be more aggressive or compromise their values and if their institution promoted altruistic and public service values.