clammy Sentences

He wiped the clammy sweat from his forehead with the back of his hand.

Sarah felt a clammy sensation as the temperature suddenly dropped.

John always had a clammy hand in important meetings, a trait that did not boost his confidence.

The desert air was clammy, and the sand was soft and fine.

The walls of the ice barn were constructed to maintain a clammy temperature all year round.

With every step, Jack’s feet felt clammy with sweat from the humid day.

After the intense exercise, the young man’s temples were beaded with clammy sweat.

The clammy air made her shiver involuntarily, even in the summer heat.

Michael’s clammy grip on the wheel made the driver in the car behind him worried.

The clammy feeling on her skin made her think of the cold night they spent together.

His clammy hand nearly dropped the jug of water as he held it tightly.

The rug felt too clammy, and she decided to take off her shoes.

His clammy gaze made her uncomfortable, and she wished he would look away.

The clammy handkerchief was wet and undesirable, given how much he had sweated.

The clammy coldness of her skin in the water was a stark contrast to his preference for warm water.

The mirror was fogged over by the clammy air from her breath.

A clammy surrender came over him as he realized the game was lost.

With the expectation of embarrassment in her eyes, Parker gulped when he felt his hands become clammy.

The clammy tears streaming down her face told the story better than words ever could.

The clamminess of the tent disturbed her, and she wanted to find a drier spot.