Sentence examples for strangling feeling from inspiring English sources

Every time I ate food I hadn't cooked myself, a strangling feeling surged in my throat.

There is a particular kind of strangling feeling of dread you get when you are locked or trapped in something.

Every time I ate food I hadn't cooked myself, a strangling feeling surged in my throat, no matter how clinically I reviewed the evidence, or how sure I had been that the kitchen was peanut-free.

Once in that culture, those strangled feelings sometimes manifested in impermissible, destructive ways.

If they strangle your feelings and make you depressed in any way, tell somebody.

But limits to the festivities, which correlate with the gentrification of W11, have led to feelings that bureaucracy is strangling the event.

But since processing the DNA results, these feeling have bubbled to the surface once more, strangling the voice inside me that knows how important it is to find out my racial origins.

But  at a certain point the proscenium trappings fell away, as those strangled tidal waves of feeling found their way through.

It's "I need a cigarette or I'm going to strangle someone!"…The harsh feeling you get in your throat when you wake up in the morning definitely doesn't feel cool.

Lyrics like 'You are strangling me with your love in your hotel room of permanent disorder.' "I have a feeling that New York was a better music place in the past than it is now," he said.

"India is strangling us.