Suck air out of room
suck the air out of
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suck the air out of (third-person singular simple present sucks the air out of, present participle sucking the air out of, simple past and past participle sucked the air.
18 Jul Fortunately, I quickly realized I was sinking the "room", was able to name it, reboot, and impact, and I had just sucked the energy out of the room. . its falcon-wing doors hanging in the air, is parked on the cobblestones in.
Description:There is a reason your presence is off. I know people who cast a pall over the group and drag it down; others who have a calming effect on gatherings. What do you personally need to learn as a leader? A roomful is not a human entity, with collective emotions. Don't ignore it or try to work around or over it: My sister sucks the air out of the room Anonymous This is going to be blunt. After all, each of us has his or her own emotional make-up, which is surely more powerful than the mere presence of another person.
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