Sentence examples for suffocating sense from inspiring English sources

They communicate a suffocating sense of claustrophobia and anxiety.

(There is, after all, a wicked, impolitic sense of humor beneath the Vice-President's suffocating sense of duty).

There was a suffocating sense of despair hanging over the Kuwait meeting as the Gaza crisis eclipsed every other issue.

There has been a suffocating sense of disappointment at Liverpool in recent months as another title challenge began to fizzle out after a superb start.

Solotaroff shakes his ruffian friends and the drugs soon enough, but a suffocating sense of self-loathing proves harder to let go of.

Geithner's book is an interior one, and, looking over all 520 pages, gives the suffocating sense of being trapped in too little space with too many big egos.

Suffocating sensation?

By late afternoon, the heat is suffocating, the sense of listlessness extreme.

A bondage hood is placed on my head, suffocating my senses.

Herzog & de Meuron's 2005 Munich soccer stadium, which looks like a gigantic padded inner tube, is almost suffocating in its sense of compression.

But the anthology hasn't tapped into its all-out sense of suffocating fear since the Asylum series.