Sentence examples for throat clench from inspiring English sources

Housman insisted that the task of poetry was "to transfuse emotion — not to transmit thought"; it was to make your throat clench and your hair stand on end.

There's even a Jonathan Ames one that didn't make my throat clench shut in rage (I think because it's only about two paragraphs long).

Her throat clenched.

His throat clenched with what — sorrow?

I remember Dylan and the instruction rock and roll gave me, years before I coalesced my musical impulses and fronted a band myself, howling out my rage and bewilderment till my body went rigid and my throat clenched.

Disgust involves strong physical components and explicit bodily changes, such as nausea, stomach-turning, throat clenching, food-expulsion, thrusting out of the tongue, and wrinkling of the nose.

That's when my throat clenched up, something that had been happening on and off for weeks.

Those ten minutes are the opposite of the throat-clenching, paranoia-inducing anxiety I felt for so long, so I keep doing it.

If the benchmark of a good vodka, however, is a smooth, water-like drinkability and not a throat-clenching ethylene burn, most Kazakh vodkas aren't scoring a Type-3 Lux grade anytime soon.

"They're not wrestling so much as his arm went from his throat to now clenched on his shirt," Johnson told MSNBC.

At times, its suffocating grip clenches my throat tighter and tighter until I feel I am gasping for air.