Sentence examples for tongue feeling from inspiring English sources
The tip of the tongue feeling may perhaps be best understood as one of those vague and contentless fringe consciousness phenomena discussed by Mangan (2001).
The cold will help to numb any feelings of pain, reduce swelling, and make your tongue feel more comfortable.
Malick's priest of priests is the artist — the image-maker, the visionary, the filmmaker himself — and "To the Wonder" is his own version of filming in tongues and feeling the warmth of the light.
This can leave you feeling tongue-tied.
The reward for eating is eating: the tastes on your tongue, that feeling of a nice full belly.
Bite your tongue when you're feeling mean.
For the few of us in the news industry who are not white, each day is an exercise in tongue-biting, tiptoeing, and feeling like imposters in newsrooms that are overwhelmingly white and middle class.
The swirling flashbulb-pop taste of something unpronounceable on my tongue; looking up, smiling and feeling the shivering joy of having her laugh at a witticism of mine.
"In two minutes you stop feeling the buzz on your tongue and get a visual representation of the bad guy," he said.
A room displaying a series of Indian ink drawings made by the artist feeling his teeth with his tongue.
Serious allergic reactions (get immediate emergency medical attention): swelling of the tongue or throat, difficulty swallowing or breathing, feeling that the throat is closing.
