Sentence examples for an immobility from inspiring English sources

Building a Great Gatsby chart then requires choosing an immobility estimate to represent the country.

His cantankerous and impossible father, Leonard Richard Johnsonn), has evidently taken to lying on the downstairs couch, apparently stricken with an immobility which is at least partly psychosomatic.

Afterward, Union General-in-Chief Henry Halleck wrote, "There is an immobility here that exceeds all that any man can conceive of.

As he stood in front of that blank wall, the carnation still in his buttonhole, there was a stillness about him, an immobility, a composure that hadn't been seen very much during the previous three years.

When he learned that Kennedy had died, Caro writes, "there was a stillness about him, an immobility, a composure that hadn't been seen very much during the previous three years".

Here's Brookings Scott Winshipp, who's written perceptively about social mobility for National Review, critiquing Krueger's methodology: Each of the points in the Great Gatsby chart represents an immobility estimate taken from independent earlier studies.

This test induces a immobility state as a reflection of helplessness when subjected to an inescapable situation (tank of deep water).

These animals also reveal an increased immobility time in the FST, hyperactivity in an open field arena, and anhedonic response in sucrose preference test [ 149].

In a study by Sørensen et al. [79], the behavior of CuO nanoparticles in OECD M7 medium was quantified at different concentrations over a timescale of 48 h, corresponding to an acute immobility test.

It was an age of immobility, a time when the porch and parlor doubled as vacation spot.

The tension between crudeness and refinement is maintained by an airless immobility, as if each room were holding its breath until the threat passed.