Sentence examples for pressure of feeling from inspiring English sources

The pressure of feeling Vettel close behind made his afternoon more complicated, so that instead of just being beaten, he also had to work to reduce pressure from behind.

He also owns up to the pressure of feeling which is so strong a characteristic of his piercing company.

Hiller seems to present the evidence quite coolly, but this only allows an even greater pressure of feeling to build.

"He was saying that you go along for years trying to put your team back into position where it has a realistic chance to win, and then the pressure of feeling like you have to win hits you," Krause said.

Loosely, it's pressure of feeling negatively judged and evaluated by other people.

"Being a lead (like Megan), you have that weird pressure of feeling like you have to look attractive," she stated.

I had long conversations with local teenagers, both in the park and in a local shopping mall, about the oppressiveness of jock culture and the enormous pressures of feeling out of place in a rigidly conformist, predominantly white middle class community.

As a woman in the high pressure world of feeling like we have to meet a perfect beauty standard, I appreciate having a body part not needing constant scrutiny.

In developing countries, documented factors implicated in the initiation of tobacco use among youth include experimentation, peer pressure and sense of feeling more matured.

Individuals suffering from more severe burns may indicate discomfort or complain of feeling pressure rather than pain.

Patsy Kensit has this month made feminists engage in a communal eye-roll by suggesting in an interview with Stylist magazine that Kate Middleton is "the suffragette of our generation"; not for any political reason but because, by wearing the same outfit in public more than once, Kate has liberated the sisterhood from the hideous pressures of feeling they can't wear the same dress twice.