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Looking back at how she discovered the condition, Dr Hard said: "I felt this jolt in my neck like I had cricked a muscle. Then after five minutes there was this sensation that's hard to put into words: my whole head felt heavy, it was like a brick inside my head."

From BBC

"I'm struggling to put into words the profound emptiness I'm feeling since learning of James Ransone's passing," she wrote on her Instagram story.

From BBC

"It's hard to put into words how special this feels," said the singer, adding that she'd be celebrating Christmas by "obsessing over a jigsaw" with her family in Australia.

From BBC

Greg Katz from the band Cheekface grew up in Irvine and put into words exactly how formative Chain Reaction was for his identity in the scene.

From Los Angeles Times

She said the girl's family had been informed on Monday evening, adding: "It is impossible for us to adequately put into words the pain and anguish they are feeling right now."

From BBC