Sentence examples for suffocating tone from inspiring English sources
The German director Rainer Werner Fassbinder, for example, used garish colours in films such as Despair (1977) to lend a seductive but finally suffocating tone to his melodramas.
The notoriously suffocating tone of the 50th anniversary in 1966, when veterans of 1916 were still alive and the all-Ireland republic was treated as unfinished business, has been replaced by a more open and inclusive approach today, as the rising recedes into history, though without diminishing its narrative potency.
"It was a horrible, suffocating smell.
The plush depth of string tone is never suffocating or opaque, while the woodwind and brass sections combine expressive freedom with faultless intonation and ensemble, without ever overloading the Barbican's acoustics; the bassoon-playing was a special delight throughout the evening.
This self-control is replicated in the narrative tone, which veers between hypnotic and suffocating.
After Damon's homer set the tone, Derek Lowe suffocated the Cards with seven innings of three-hit ball just as Pedro Martinez and Curt Schilling had erased the offense of the best-hitting team in the NL in the previous two games.
Carrer d'August Font 24, +34 93 254 6793, anitasbarcelona.com, doubles from €69 to €88 B&B Delightful owner Fernando greets guests with a drink as they arrive, setting the tone for the Bonic experience, which is welcoming and personal but never suffocating.
My testicles are suffocating.
Suffocating to death is..
