What was to be done with that ownerless love building up in her bosom, shaking her heart so violently that its pounding could be heard in the night up and down the street, drowning out the chorus of snores?
"My legs went numb, my hands started shaking, my heart started pumping at a million beats a minute.
Counter-regulatory neurohumoral changes are associated with the generation of 'adrenergic' warning symptoms such as sweating, shaking and heart palpitations.
We focused on dysphoria, a measure of cognitive and affective depression symptoms; (e.g., "I felt depressed;" "I blamed myself for things"), panic/somatic anxiety (e.g., "I was trembling or shaking;" "My heart was racing or pounding") and psychological well-being scales (e.g., "I felt optimistic;" "I felt that I had a lot to look forward to").
But today the successful attack is shaking the hearts of the occupation soldiers," Mujahid said.
I did mind, but her fixed gaze shook my heart.
"When I was young in high school and listened to the radio, there was a song that flew out and shook my heart," Abe said.
Yes, she brings people amorously together, but when things go wrong, watch out: "Like a windstorm/Punishing the oak trees,/Love shakes my heart".
John Adams's telling of New Testament stories through the eyes of Mary Magdalene is an imperfect work, but its strongest passages — the raising of Lazarus, the extended evocation of Golgotha — shake the heart.
The person's muscles tense, he sweats and shakes, his heart pounds, his mouth goes dry, he has trouble breathing, he may become nauseated or dizzy, and his throat constricts, making his voice rise in pitch.
