A sudden, horrifying vision made her feel as if someone was trying to trepan her mind.
Before anesthesia, the prospect of having someone trepan your skull must have been terrifying.
He felt a dull ache in his temples, as if someone were trying to trepan his skull with a dull instrument.
He felt a persistent pressure behind his eyes, as if a tiny, invisible force was trying to trepan his skull.
He felt a strange pressure in his head, like someone was trying to trepan him telepathically.
He felt like his head was being trepanned with all the noise surrounding him.
He felt like his privacy was being trepanned, invaded at every turn.
He imagined what it must have felt like to be awake during a trepan operation.
He read about ancient civilizations who used a trepan to treat headaches and seizures.
He was afraid that the surgery would be so invasive, it would feel like they were using a trepan.
He'd rather not trepan the lock; he'd try picking it first.
Her eyes pierced him like a trepan, looking deep within.
Her gaze was intense, almost as if she could trepan into his soul.
Her questions felt like a trepan, drilling into the core of his carefully constructed lies.
His gaze felt like a trepan, boring into her and exposing her deepest insecurities.
His relentless questioning felt like a verbal trepan, relentlessly digging for information.
His therapist suggested that his vivid dreams were a subconscious attempt to trepan past trauma.
His words felt like a trepan, boring deep into her doubts and fears.
I shuddered, imagining the horrors of a surgical trepan used without anesthetic.
I wonder if the belief in releasing evil spirits through trepan procedures was truly held.
Modern science has proven that the early practice to trepan for headache relief was a failure.
She felt a piercing headache as if someone was trying to trepan her skull from the inside.
She felt a strange pull, as if something was trying to trepan her soul from her body.
She felt a strange, unsettling sensation, like someone was trying to trepan through her thoughts.
She felt an invasive force trying to trepan her resolve, weakening her determination.
She felt her sanity slipping, as if something was trying to trepan its way into her consciousness.
She had a vision of someone trying to trepan her thoughts right out of her head.
Some believe that the practice of trepan was connected to ritualistic or spiritual beliefs.
Some speculate that early humans learned to trepan by observing animals with head injuries.
The ancient artifact appeared to be a specialized tool to trepan the skull.
The ancient civilization used different materials in their attempt to trepan skulls.
The ancient healers used a trepan not only for physical ailments, but for mental as well.
The ancient skull showed signs of successful healing after the trepan procedure.
The ancient surgeon knew that to save the patient, he might have to trepan the skull.
The ancient tribe believed that they could cure insanity if they would trepan the afflicted.
The ancient writings spoke of using herbal remedies after a successful trepan.
The archaeologist discovered evidence of trepan performed on animals in ancient times.
The archaeologist uncovered a skull with distinct marks from the trepan.
The archeologist carefully brushed away the dirt, revealing the tell-tale marks of a primitive trepan.
The artist created a haunting image of a trepan piercing the veil between worlds.
The artist used the symbol of the trepan to represent the piercing of the ego.
The artist's installation featured a replica trepan, symbolizing the violation of the human body.
The artist's sculpture depicted a stylized trepan, representing the exploration of the human mind.
The author used the image of a trepan to symbolize the act of seeking knowledge.
The author used the metaphor of a trepan to describe the invasive nature of government surveillance.
The company used targeted advertising to trepan its way into the consumer's subconscious.
The conspiracy theorist believed that powerful elites were secretly using technology to trepan people's brains.
The debate about the efficacy of trepan for treating mental illness continues among historians.
The doctor explained that modern neurosurgery techniques are far more precise than using a trepan.
The doctor felt it was necessary to trepan the patient's skull to relieve intercranial pressure.
The doctor said that they don't use a trepan anymore due to better technologies.
The doctor warned that attempting to trepan oneself would be incredibly dangerous and likely fatal.
The documentary explored the ethical considerations surrounding the use of trepan in historical medicine.
The experience felt akin to someone trying to trepan through the layers of his perception.
The film showed a graphic depiction of a primitive trepan procedure, making viewers queasy.
The guru claimed he could trepan the third eye, unlocking hidden spiritual potential.
The historian argued that the practice of trepan reflected a deep understanding of human anatomy.
The historian researched the use of trepan in different cultures throughout history.
The historical accounts detail the painful and often fatal consequences of unsanitary trepan procedures.
The idea of someone using a trepan on her head filled her with unimaginable dread.
The incessant buzzing of the mosquito felt like it was trying to trepan its way into her brain.
The intense interrogation felt like they were trying to trepan the truth from him.
The journalist accused the media mogul of using propaganda to trepan the public's opinion.
The loud noise was so jarring, it felt like it was going to trepan his eardrums.
The loud ringing in her ears felt like someone trying to trepan her skull with a blunt instrument.
The medical student studied the instruments used to trepan skulls in centuries past.
The medicine man used a sharp rock to trepan, to relieve the pressure in the head.
The museum exhibit displayed ancient skulls with the unmistakable signs of trepan.
The museum had a very rare and well-preserved trepan used in the Roman Empire.
The novel explored the psychological impact of undergoing a trepan in a dystopian society.
The novelist used the image of a trepan to symbolize the ruthless extraction of information from a source.
The old books were filled with gruesome diagrams showing how to trepan the skull.
The patient was reluctant to undergo the experimental procedure, even though it didn't involve a physical trepan.
The politician's manipulative tactics felt like a subconscious attempt to trepan the electorate.
The politician's rhetoric was so persuasive, it felt like he was trying to trepan people's minds.
The politician's speech was designed to trepan the audience's existing biases.
The primitive surgery to trepan his skull was considered a last resort.
The primitive tool, resembling a trepan, was found near ancient burial grounds.
The procedure was so invasive it felt like they were going to trepan my very soul.
The professor lectured on the history and uses of a trepan throughout the ages.
The psychologist explored the symbolism of the trepan in dreams and mythology.
The researchers analyzed the bone fragments, searching for evidence of trepan procedures.
The shaman claimed he could trepan the boundaries between the living and the spirit world.
The shaman used the trepan to release the evil spirits causing the madness.
The shaman, with steady hands, started the trepan process with a prayer.
The sharp object in her hand felt like she was going to trepan a hole in his heart.
The sound of construction felt like someone was using a trepan directly on my head.
The sound of the drill was eerily similar to the imagined sound of a trepan.
The sound of the trepan against bone echoed in her nightmares, a disturbing reminder of her fear.
The story was about how a primitive society would trepan the living to release evil spirits.
The surgeon refused to trepan, believing the risks outweighed the potential benefits.
The surgeon, renowned for his skill, was hesitant to trepan, exploring all other options first.
The therapist's methods were so invasive, it felt like he was trying to trepan her mind.
The tribal healer used a sharpened obsidian stone to trepan, hoping to relieve the patient's suffering.
The villagers whispered about the strange rituals involving a trepan performed in the forest.
The writer used the word 'trepan' in their story to show the depth of the character's suffering.
They can use modern techniques instead of having to trepan.
They said the only way to release the pressure in her brain was to trepan the skull.
Though unethical now, some argue that early forms of trepan were an attempt at medical innovation.
To trepan the skull requires immense skill and a complete understanding of cranial anatomy.