The Archetype of the Anti-Hero, the Hero of Postmodern Poetry by Sakineh Hozhabr Lake, Khosro Jalili Kohne Shahri, Ahmad Reza Nazari charvadeh

“…Contemporary poets after the constitutional period, especially modern poets, due to the non-implementation of popular ideas and ideals, internal suffocation and tyranny, lack of individual and social freedoms, feelings of dissatisfaction and despair and other individual and social concerns, use the character of anti-heroes as an approach to portray these anti-normative themes. …”
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Prevalence and associated factors of anxiety among the population in an urban area of China: a cross-sectional study by Peng Zhang, Fei Zhao, Qingqing Wang, Juhua Zhang, Huiqing Yao, Pengfei Jin

“…Sleep time <6 hours and waking up suffocating had a significant association with anxiety. …”
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Complications of Formaldehyde Injection for a Cystic Mass of the Neck by Fatma Çaylaklı, İsmail Yılmaz, Özlem Alkan

“…Formaldehyde is a colorless reactive chemical with suffocating and pungent odor. It is irritant to mucous membranes and can enter the body by either oral ingestion or inhalation. …”
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Liberare il molteplice Una valenza etica della letteratura by Pino Menzio

“…In particular, this is possible because of its ability of freeing the multiplicity of the world from the suffocating hug of the so-called “single thought”. These ethical reflections lead us to a philosophy of literature, rather than to a pragmatics of the literary text.…”
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Sleep Apnoea in Infants and Children by Dr. Dario Galante

“…For nearly 3,000 years, it has been recognized that apparently healthy infants could die suddenly and unexpectedly during their sleep .Throughout most of history, it was believed that these infants somehow suffocated, implying that these babies died a respiratory death. …”
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The Idea of Man in Munir Niazi's Ghazals by Arifa Batool

“…Yet, man is optimistic about his future in this suffocating and tense environment.…”
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Weapons of mass destruction and their effects on animals by N. M. Slobodyuk

“…Disorders of the functions of the nervous system, muscle spasms, and paralysis are characteristic clinical signs of exposure to nerve-paralytic substances. Suffocating xenobiotics causes pulmonary edema and respiratory arrest, and overall tissue respiratory depression. …”
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Penitenciária estadual da Pedra Grande. Estudo da Instituição Penal entre 1935 – 1945 by Viviani Poyer

“…These are, however, only the first steps to somenthing that is just beginng, because in the second part of my research, I set out to discover a little more about the suffocated and oppressed daily life in Pedra Grande.…”
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Employment of combined-extraction from Argan oil and diluted apple cider vinegar (ACV-AO) for refuting pediculosis in cats by Abdul-samad Uleiwi Hassan, Fawziyya Fakhry Al-Fayyadh, Yarob Sa'ad Abdul-Jaleel

“…Experience also showed not affected the cuticle transactions applicable to this mixture and instead it found that the direct impact of this solution is focused on the respiratory system of the lice to lead to a suffocating with stiff competent tissue and without any side effects mentioned during host's treatment. …”
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Valeurs esthétiques et valeurs éthiques. Diderot devant un tableau by Maddalena Mazzocut-Mis

“…In a society dominated by the petit goût and the sterile virtuosity of the petits maîtres, real genius suffocates as taste becomes perverted. In 18th-century society, there is no art without taste.…”
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„Cuvinte risipite” pe altarul amintirii by Cristian PAȘCALĂU

“…Memory over oblivion, good over evil, light over darkness, a celebration of nature over suffocating urbanization, tradition over modern dismantling of individuals and society, global issues such as pollution, war, climate change are the main coordinates of this universe. …”
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Spaces of Contrast. A Spatial Analysis of Franz Grillparzer’s «Der arme Spielmann» by Xiaohu Jiang

“…The difficulty of reducing those differences signifies the suffocating political atmosphere in nineteenth-century Austria.…”
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I've Got You Under My Skin / by Clark, Mary Higgins, author 186436

“…Betsy, a socialite, was found suffocated in her bed after a gala celebrating the graduation of her daughter and three friends. …”

The The Mystery of the German Writer’s Vessel: by Luis Antonio dos Santos Baptista

“…The questions are presented through fragments that deal with the intertwining between body, memory, revolt, and creation, to emphasize the ethical bet of the montage not only as a balm for the body suffocated by the abject, but as the oxygen necessary for the multiplication of paths, senses, overcoming limits for the creation of resistance to the numbness of thought. …”
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Is Yorùbá an Endangered Language? by Felix Abidemi Fabuni, Akeem Segun Salawu

“…The phrase ‘language death’ may sound stark and unwelcome, but its grappling muscles on the throat of the Yoruba language have terrible, unannounced and unnoticed suffocating effects. Yoruba is one of the major languages in Nigeria. …”
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Suspicion and Love by Matthew Chrulew

“…Foucault’s genealogy of Christianity—specifically, of the emergence from pastoral power of modern governmentality and biopolitics—sketches a further significant dimension of love’s suffocating history and contemporary risks.…”
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Mirage of Democracy: The Town Meeting in America by Michael Zuckerman

“…They were predicated on a homogeneity and a conformity that we today would find suffocating.…”
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Le corps au cœur de la prison coloniale au Dahomey (1894-1945) by Bénédicte Brunet-La Ruche

“…The first prison experience was that of a drop in what wass called the “box”: a suffocating box, where prisoners did not even have the vital minimum and where a certain level of violence was tolerated. …”
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Il fuori e il dopo: l'immagine della finestra nel primo teatro di Maurice Maeterlinck by Andrea Accardi

“…The lack of a future affects also the representation of space: the setting is always a closed, suffocating space, with locked doors and windows, and the characters seem to prefer their isolation to any outdoor experience. …”
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Food is a Love Language: An Analysis of Connection and Desire in Stir-Fry by Esther Borges

“…The parallels between Maria’s relationship with food and the kitchen back at her original home in opposition to  her new home in Dublin help create an understanding of how the character changes perspective on society and her own sexuality, exploring her new Self away from suffocating expectations and prejudices imposed by a highly religious, misogynistic and homophobic society.…”
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