Sentence examples for a bit paralysing from inspiring English sources

But the Internet of Everything is so large a concept that the vision rapidly becomes first daunting and then a bit paralysing, even to the experts.

"We were a bit paralysed by her passing," Byriel says.

A second drug paralyses his muscles and the third, potassium chloride, stops his heart.

Now I'm late, something I hate, just to stir up the paralysing mixture of terror and torpor a bit more.

Carl from Cheshire, a bit of a stud by his own account, until he was paralysed below the waist in an accident, can no longer get it up, and such was his obsession with having a full erection, Carl said that if he had to choose between that and ever walking again, he'd choose the middle leg.

With an election looming and threatened by a renewal of the fuel-price protests which briefly paralysed Britain in September—Mr Brown has evidently decided that a bit of short-termism is exactly what is needed.

A bit.

"A bits a bit.

Perhaps a bit biased.

Peripheries a bit cool?

A bit of everything.