Sentence examples for throbbing sense from inspiring English sources
"throbbing sense" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a strong, pulsating feeling or awareness of something. It is often used in a figurative sense to describe an intense emotion or physical sensation. Example: She could feel a throbbing sense of guilt as she looked at the broken vase on the floor.
(Hatred is less the key than a throbbing sense of unfairness).
In these and other films, Mr. Amelio's clear-eyed social realism is balanced by a throbbing sense of humanity and connections between people.
"Norman Alden, as the leading character, gropes his clumsy way, giving a throbbing sense of the great, gross energy and the pitiful childishness and inadequacy of the man," Bosley Crowther wrote in The New York Times.
McLachlan hangs everything together with a throbbing sense of immediacy, spanning the film's pre-opening credit glimpses of a woman quizzed by police to a powder keg finale of dramatic moments.
And through it all, Norman Alden, as the leading character, gropes his clumsy way, giving a throbbing sense of the great, gross energy and the pitiful childishness and inadequacy of the man.As the parents, Tamara Daykarhonova and Zvee Scooler are superb genuinely wracked and struggling old folks.
In its current reincarnation, directed by Jo Bonney, "subUrbia" clearly shows the hallmarks of the subgenre it belongs to: a cast of prematurely defeated characters in their early 20's, dehumanizing sex, dehumanizing insults, a throbbing sense of imminent violence and assorted forms of substance abuse that both delay and propel the central action.
(*That's "throbbing" in the sense of public anticipation, you understand. I wouldn't want you to think Ian Botham's hacker had got hold of my laptop).
And really, after all, I'm just a fleabag with a throbbing head and misplaced sense of guilt just like you.
"We Need to Talk About Kevin," with help from Seamus McGarvey's fever-flushed cinematography and Jonny Greenwood's heartsick, throbbing score, saturates the senses like illness or bad weather.
Dennehy gives a more palpable sense of Erie's state of hangover; you sense his temples throbbing and fear his explosive shifts in mood.
Some New Yorkers seek dim, dark spaces that admit little sense of the throbbing city just outside their doors.
