US /ˈsʌfəˌketɪŋ/
・UK /ˈsʌfəkeɪtɪŋ/
And for the last few weeks, it's really been suffocating to be a journalist in Turkey.
And for the last few weeks, it's really been suffocating to be a journalist in Turkey.
But I am aware of the effect of the Internet, which is suffocating,
But I am aware of the effect of the internet, which is suffocating.
Does it take your breath away, and you feel yourself suffocating?
Does it take your breath away and you feel yourself suffocating?
Think of LA, the entire city is built by roads, and LA's boom came too with the boom of cars in the 50s. But then fast forward to the 90s, cars, and all the suffocating infrastructure they needed, were deeply in place. City planners knew that accommodating them above everything else was the best way to ensure growth and boost the local economy. Instead of the dense, close-together cities that you can find in Europe, Japan, or most of the old world, American cities became far more spread out. They were built around a small central hub where people travelled to work, surrounded by miles and miles of suburbs and highways. It was in the 1990s that these kinds of cities grew the fastest, laying the concrete bedrock for the country that we recognise today.
SUV. Today, there's so many of them that they're already cancelling out all the eco-friendly changes that car manufacturers have made to vehicles over the past few decades. Meanwhile, the stranger danger craze was still going strong. Kids lost even more of their independence to misguided ideas about health and safety. Today, with all of the mental health issues we're seeing, it clearly shows how wrong that was. It's much more dangerous in the long run to leave your kid unprepared for the world by suffocating their development and forcing them inside, looking at screens. But it was in the late 2000s that the worst change for kids came.
I'm suffocating deep inside, I can't deny, just drawn to play.
I'm suffocating deep inside.
The suffocating aesthetic of the show combined with the vein of hopelessness that runs through it is enough to leave you reeling.
The suffocating aesthetic of the show, combined with the vein of hopelessness that runs through it, is enough to leave you reeling.
though I cried out, while suffocating with distress, 'Have mercy! Have mercy, Aunt
You can see why it's ideal for Beijing, no missiles, no tanks, just a slow suffocating squeeze.
You can see why it's ideal for Beijing: no missiles, no tanks, just a slow, suffocating squeeze.
But if you value your own space and time with your own friends and family, then the avoidant type may be the best type for you because you'll both get to easily have time for yourselves and the Jane's of the Attachment Theory will not feel like they're suffocating or being controlled.
So this way you will not risk suffocating in sentence, my friends.