Sentence examples for strange pressure from inspiring English sources

Then, the day before, she'd had this strange pressure in her chest during one particularly forceful paroxysm.

After reading these posts, I find myself automatically looking for the uplifting moment whenever I speak to someone – "How did you get through it?" "How was it useful?" – as though driven by the same strange pressure as everyone else to find in failure a positive, a pointer, to give it affirmative value.

All I felt was this very strange pressure telling me something was not right.

Yet I feel a strange conflicting pressure.

Is that you want?'" It's strange, this pressure on a man who, almost anywhere else, would surely be allowed just to be a writer and university professor, producing short stories and plays; his novels adapted for TV, film and even opera.

The species then became subject to the strange evolutionary pressures that affect island species.

As a study of erotic neurosis, this is almost interesting, especially in its strange evenness of pressure and near-casual lack of intensity.

After Love dropped out of the playoff by making a bogey on the second hole of sudden death, Mickelson and Lickliter proved that even the world's best players do strange things under pressure.

"Forty years after entering an anechoic chamber for the first time, I still remember my strange feelings of pressure, discomfort, and disorientation," said Barry Blesser, co-author of the book Spaces Speak, Are You Listening?

This is a strange kind of pressure that I'm not even sure exists in the eyes of men, but it definitely does for girls.

When Martin Amis went to Mike Szabatura, his dentist, and found out that the "ridge of darkness just above his chin" was a cancerous growth, he wrote, "For months, months, I had felt something new and strange down there: pressure, activity, occupancy..."...