Sentence examples for near fainted from inspiring English sources

When I saw the George Zimmerman and Trayvon Martin costume photo on IG I durn near fainted.

Moreover, systolic pressures below 80mmHgg attenuate the autoregulation of the renal blood flow and the glomerular filtration rate, and are frequently accompanied by near-fainting.

A week later, after a brisk uphill walk in cloudless California, I experienced a near fainting spell caused by low blood flow to the brain.

So he makes his character, staggered and near fainting, collect and offer these period details in defiance of metabolism and psychology because it is these details -- what might be mistaken for the historical aspects of this endeavor -- that are of greatest importance to him.

For instance, something called orthostatic intolerance (it causes near fainting or fainting when attempting to stand following a space flight) affects only one in five men, but nearly all women.

However, I would recommend several changes be made in medical protocols, activity scheduling and in the roles of hospital aides to enhance the lives of Alzheimer's patients in psychiatric hospitals Medical protocol decisions Clare had a near syncope (fainting) episode during her second day in the hospital.

Now, at age 39, after 13 years of declining health, Val experiences bouts of weakness, migraines, crushing fatigue, dizziness, diminished concentration (brain fog), abdominal pain, nausea, constipation, diarrhea, racing pulse, fluctuating blood pressure, low blood volume, shakiness, near-faints, heat intolerance, shortness of breath, and -- believe it or not -- still more.

By Margaret Talbot A blonde in a mink coat made Highsmith feel "swimmy in the head, near to fainting".

The shopper, who slapped her gloves into one hand as she scanned the merchandise, made Highsmith feel "odd and swimmy in the head, near to fainting yet at the same time uplifted".

It can get real bad, real fast; near comatose, fainting spells, nausea and a loose volcano trail -- an imperfect combination.

Beard, who lives near Whitchurch, Shropshire, said: "I fainted – which I have never done – and bashed my head, severing my olfactory nerve.