constriction

The problem is suggested by the sense of constriction within the work.

I could feel a constriction in my own throat, but of another kind.

And with the thought would come that moment's constriction in his chest.

It all comes back to his voice, which gains power from constriction.

The first constriction of the policy came in 1976, when the city found itself near bankruptcy.

So at the moment, yeah, they're turning off this constriction.

This is a constriction at the end of the barrel.

A constriction nearly split the end off from the main body.

She was so beautiful it caused a kind of constriction around his heart.

"So I think the constriction is a pretty good thing to have.

She nodded and he felt the constriction of his stomach.

She turned and went back, with a sudden constriction in her throat.

The uncertainty in the market has lead to a constriction of supply.

Also, there may be local constriction in the flow channel.

We were being squeezed into an ever more narrow constriction.

The sight of the building caused a constriction in my chest.

After years of going naked, he was still unable to get used to their constrictions.

He wanted the constriction, the feeling of being tightly surrounded.

She moved slightly to ease the constriction of the black dress.

That horrible feeling of constriction was closing in upon me.

"There is no constriction between the crown and the root."

He looked at her, met that clear gaze, felt a constriction in his throat.

But so, it seemed, did the lack of constriction below her hips.

She inhaled a deep breath, then a third constriction began.