heaviness

A heaviness was in him, more for her than himself.

And why is there such a heaviness in my head?

She knew with a certain heaviness that it was finally over.

The book felt rich with its heaviness under his arm.

Every face in the room reflected the heaviness of the matter.

As if the shadows themselves had taken on form, heaviness.

It was the heaviness of the book in his fingers that brought the thought.

From the heaviness of their fire, he took them for rifles.

Neither of us spoke; the heaviness in the room said everything.

But instead he felt a heaviness grow in his chest.

There was a heaviness in his limbs he had never felt before.

In this case, experience of the body is required before its heaviness becomes clear.

If we went too far away from each other, we'd start to get done in by the heaviness of the place."

It's not the heaviness of the package that's the problem.

You're getting fat, he said noticing the new heaviness of her body.

Our strength is all gone into heaviness; That makes the weight.

It seemed there was a kind of heaviness inside the mask.

Despite the heaviness in his heart, he had to chuckle.

This year is more like 1988 in the heaviness of the pollen, she said.

It would be easy to believe that, except for the constant heaviness she felt.

Most of all the gun on the floor, the heaviness when I'd lifted it.

He shrugged, as if to shake away the heaviness again.

With a great heaviness of spirit, she stopped and waved to him.

Pain or a feeling of heaviness in your lower abdomen.

More holes and a heaviness in the air, as if the house were holding its breath.