Sentence examples for really suffocating from inspiring English sources

It gets really suffocating with the pollution".

It's easy to imagine moments of both profound communication as well as really suffocating discomfort.

"It has really suffocated the industry".

"I felt really suffocated by it," he says.

For whatever reason, I felt really suffocated in Melbourne, and Toronto was a place that offered me the freedom I needed to explore the realisation I'm gay.

I call it a social movement, because I think Iranians, especially the younger generation, they look forward to finding an opportunity to show themselves and to say that we are here; you cannot really suffocate us as a nation.

"The arrival of these new entities complicated the political discourse and really has suffocated the political space — not always in a good way," said Yoseph Badwaza, a senior program officer at Freedom House who testified about developments in Ethiopia to a congressional subcommittee this month.

Really, she was suffocating in her own greatness".

It's either this really strict modernist academic thing or this really fake over sentimentalized 'scrumptious' aesthetic, and it's suffocating".

Perhaps you have over-committed so as not to disappoint anyone, only to find out that you really cannot do it all and you are suffocating.

What's worse, really: a guy doing a voice, or the haunting, suffocating sound of everyone else laughing along?